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Tribune News Network
Doha
College of the North Atlantic–Qatar (CNA-Q) has welcomed more than 3,200 students, including some 300 Applied Bachelor Degree students, to its campus for the upcoming academic year.
In an effort to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the college will follow a mix of in-person and remote learning processes. On campus, students will be asked to follow preventive measures such as social distancing, wearing facemasks and washing hands.
“I encourage students to take an active role in their CNA-Q experience,” said CNA-Q Acting President Dr Salem Al Naemi during an orientation session. “We have a wide variety of choices here on campus, from our world class athletic facilities, including male and female gymnasiums and swimming pools, to an exciting selection of student clubs. There are several opportunities to enrich the educational experience.”
For the first time, CNA-Q will welcome applied Bachelor Degree students to campus. The College recently introduced a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Maintenance Engineering Technology, a Bachelor of Applied Business Administration Degree in Human Resource Management, and a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Medical Radiography.
“Applied degrees provide a mix of theory and analytical skills with career-oriented, practical education and training,” said Dr Naemi. “They are a response to the growing industry need for highly-skilled, work-ready graduates. CNA-Q is very pleased to be able to help the State of Qatar fill that need.”
CNA-Q has graduated thousands of students from more than 35 certificate and diploma programmes tailored to meet the needs of Qatar’s growing and changing economy, in the fields of: Business Management and Information Technology, Engineering Technology and Industrial Trades and Health Sciences. All programmes follow the Canadian curriculum, and are developed with input from local industry and business stakeholders, and are taught by international instructors with extensive industry experience.
Doha
College of the North Atlantic–Qatar (CNA-Q) has welcomed more than 3,200 students, including some 300 Applied Bachelor Degree students, to its campus for the upcoming academic year.
In an effort to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the college will follow a mix of in-person and remote learning processes. On campus, students will be asked to follow preventive measures such as social distancing, wearing facemasks and washing hands.
“I encourage students to take an active role in their CNA-Q experience,” said CNA-Q Acting President Dr Salem Al Naemi during an orientation session. “We have a wide variety of choices here on campus, from our world class athletic facilities, including male and female gymnasiums and swimming pools, to an exciting selection of student clubs. There are several opportunities to enrich the educational experience.”
For the first time, CNA-Q will welcome applied Bachelor Degree students to campus. The College recently introduced a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Maintenance Engineering Technology, a Bachelor of Applied Business Administration Degree in Human Resource Management, and a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Medical Radiography.
“Applied degrees provide a mix of theory and analytical skills with career-oriented, practical education and training,” said Dr Naemi. “They are a response to the growing industry need for highly-skilled, work-ready graduates. CNA-Q is very pleased to be able to help the State of Qatar fill that need.”
CNA-Q has graduated thousands of students from more than 35 certificate and diploma programmes tailored to meet the needs of Qatar’s growing and changing economy, in the fields of: Business Management and Information Technology, Engineering Technology and Industrial Trades and Health Sciences. All programmes follow the Canadian curriculum, and are developed with input from local industry and business stakeholders, and are taught by international instructors with extensive industry experience.
