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Qatar Foundation’s ‘Study in Education City’ Event Invites High School Students to Explore University Opportunities

Qatar Foundation’s (QF) is inviting high school students and their families to discover the academic opportunities, student life and learning experiences available across Education City through its ‘Study in Education City’ [...] The post Qatar Foundation’s ‘Study in Education City’ Event Invites High School Students to Explore University Opportunities appeared first on Marhaba Qatar .

High school students across Qatar are being given the opportunity to experience Qatar Foundation (QF)’s educational landscape up close at an event titled 'Study in Education City'. The third and final day of the event, which takes place on Tuesday, is open to the general public from 4pm to 8pm at the Multaqa (Education City Student Centre).

Students, along with their parents and family members, will have the chance to explore the various academic and personal development opportunities that QF’s partner universities, Hamad Bin Khalifa University and others, offer. Organized by QF’s Higher Education division under the theme 'Education City Experience: Discover, Connect, Thrive', the event highlights QF’s academic programs, student life at Education City, and the support provided to students in achieving their career and life objectives.

The event is free and does not require pre-registration; specific time slots have been set for students from QF schools, private schools, and female and male students from public schools.

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