QU College of Nursing welcomes new students at Fall 2026
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar University (QU) College of Nursing organised an orientation session for new students admitted in the Fall 2026 semester, with the aim of welcoming first-year students and congratulating them on beginning their academic journey, and introducing them to the academic requirements, services, and opportunities available to them, which contributed to facilitating their transition…
Doha, Qatar: Qatar University's College of Nursing recently welcomed 56 new nursing students for the Fall 2026 semester at an orientation session. The purpose was to greet the incoming first-years, congratulate them on starting their academic journey, and familiarize them with the necessary academic procedures, services, and opportunities.
During the event, attendees learned about the College of Nursing, the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, the study plan, and the requirements for advancing from the General Nursing track to the Nursing specialisation. Additionally, they received information about essential academic policies, academic advising services, and the support provided by Student Affairs to aid their university experience.
Dr. Magda Al-Banna, Dean of the College of Nursing, emphasized the significance of the students' arrival, stating, "The joining of our new students to the College of Nursing marks the beginning of an important stage in their academic and professional journey." She highlighted nursing's role in advancing individual and community health and the commitment to supporting students by equipping them with the required knowledge, skills, and professional values.
Associate Dean for Student Affairs, Dr. Ghada Saif Al-Kuwari, explained the College's dedication to fostering a supportive environment that assists students in adapting to university life. She also aimed to introduce new students to available opportunities and services, preparing them for future healthcare needs in Qatar and contributing to Qatar National Vision 2030's human development goals.
A current College of Nursing student shared her academic and clinical experiences, imparting valuable lessons and advice to the incoming freshmen during the session.
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