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Northwestern's Qatar campus offers bachelor's degrees in journalism and communication, minors in Africana studies, film and design, media and politics, Middle East studies, and strategic communication, and an Executive Education Program.
Northwestern University in Qatar (NU-Q), also known as Northwestern Qatar, is Northwestern University’s campus in Education City, Doha, Qatar, founded in partnership with the Qatar Foundation in 2008.
Undergraduate Degrees. With majors in Communication and Journalism, and minors with partner universities in Education City, all students take a variety of courses across many disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.
Earn a bachelor's degree from Northwestern University's Qatar campus.
If you enrolled in a course of study after secondary-school graduation, you must apply as a transfer student. Successful transfer applicants typically arrive at Northwestern having completed at least one academic year of full-time college coursework (24 semester hours or 36 quarter hours).
Admissions recruits, admits, and enrolls accomplished students from around the globe. The office serves as a resource for prospective students, parents, teachers, and counselors ensuring they have necessary information to apply for admission to pre-college and undergraduate programs. Stay Connected.
With this endeavor, Northwestern brings all the history and distinction of the Evanston-based university to Doha, the capital city of the state of Qatar. It offers students the opportunity to study media and earn a bachelor of science degree in journalism or communication.
Northwestern University in Qatar is located in Education City next to Georgetown University near Slope Signal.
Register as a current student, a freshman, or transfer student. Cross-registration at NU-Q or other EC schools. Register for Courses.
Learn how to register as a current student, a freshman or transfer student, and cross-registration, or make a course change (add/drop).
