SDG 04: Quality Education
UDST concludes graduation ceremonies
MAY 2025
Under the patronage of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs H.E. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, the University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) concluded its 2025 graduation ceremonies at the Qatar National Convention Centre. Over three days, the university celebrated 1,166 graduates across its four colleges—Business, Computing and Information Technology, Engineering and Technology, and Health Sciences.
The event recognized 32 top-performing students, including those with a perfect GPA of 4.0 and recipients of the President’s Award for Academic Excellence, presented by H.E. Lolwah bint Rashid Al Khater, Minister of Education and Higher Education.
In his remarks, Vice President of Academics Dr. Rachid Benlamri commended graduates for their knowledge, hands-on experience, and readiness for a rapidly evolving digital world. He encouraged them to lead with innovation, uphold values, and contribute positively to their communities. Valedictorians Hafsa Hassan Diriye and Baraa Suleiman delivered inspiring messages about resilience, unity, and transforming challenges into opportunities.
The ceremonies highlighted UDST’s continued focus on applied education, innovation, and preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to national and global development.
UDST students demonstrate skills to step into workforce
FEBRUARY 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) hosted Skills Day 2025, engaging over 700 students in more than 40 competitions and challenges that tested their creativity, innovation, and technical expertise across diverse disciplines, including Engineering, Health Sciences, IT, Business, and General Education. The event emphasized applied learning, teamwork, and problem-solving, aligning with UDST’s mission to prepare students for real-world challenges.
Highlights included competitions such as the Cybersecurity Skills Contest, Solar Car Challenge, and Autonomous Vehicle Simulation Cloud Challenge, which showcased students’ innovation and technical capabilities. A Shell NXplorers workshop on “Innovating for a Sustainable Future” further enriched the event, training participants in systems thinking and sustainability-driven innovation.
UDST President Dr. Salem Al Naemi praised the event as a testament to the university’s focus on practical education and industry alignment, ensuring that students graduate with the skills, creativity, and confidence to succeed in a dynamic job market.
UDST Secures ABET Accreditation for Two Engineering Technology Diploma Programs
OCTOBER 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) announced that its Diploma in Chemical and Processing Engineering Technology and Diploma in Telecommunications and Network Engineering Technology have been officially accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission (ETAC) of ABET. This prestigious recognition confirms that UDST’s engineering technology programs meet international quality standards, enhancing graduate employability and professional recognition.
UDST President Dr. Salem Al Naemi emphasized that the accreditation reflects the university’s commitment to continuous improvement, applied excellence, and industry alignment, ensuring students gain the skills and credentials to succeed globally. This milestone strengthens UDST’s role as a leader in applied education and workforce development.
UDST hosts international workshop on 3D printing for applied technologies
JANUARY 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) hosted the 3rd International Workshop on 3D Printing for Applied Technologies, a two-day event showcasing the latest advancements in additive manufacturing. The workshop featured knowledge exchange, hands-on training, and discussions on innovative topics such as elastomer, ceramic, and metal 3D printing, hybrid manufacturing techniques, and applications in decarbonization and orthopedic implants. The event aimed to raise awareness, foster industry collaboration, support start-ups, and position Qatar as a regional leader in digital manufacturing. UDST emphasized the workshop’s role in advancing applied technologies, strengthening industry-academia links, and contributing to Qatar National Vision 2030.
UDST marks graduation of two cohorts in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence
AUGUST 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) celebrates the success of its bachelor’s in data science and Artificial Intelligence (BSc DSAI) programme, launched in 2021, with over two cohorts now graduated and contributing to the field. Building on this achievement, UDST has launched the Master of Science in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (MSc DSAI) and the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Cybersecurity (MSc AICC). These advanced programmes offer specialised training in AI, data privacy, cognitive computing, and innovation, preparing graduates to lead in a rapidly evolving digital era. UDST continues to emphasize applied learning through hands-on experience, industry placements, and capstone projects, reinforcing its role in advancing Qatar’s Artificial Intelligence Strategy and aligning with Qatar National Vision 2030.
Shaping the Future of Education at the 9th GCC Student Advisory Council Meeting
JANUARY 2025
UDST recently participated in the 9th Student Advisory Council Meeting which was organized under the framework of the Gulf Cooperation Council. The event emphasizes the region’s commitment to nurturing collaboration among higher education institutions. UDST contributed insights into enhancing educational programs, promoting student-centric services, and supporting research and innovation. The meeting served as a platform for universities to share best practices and strategies to address key challenges in the education sector. The agenda included discussions on environmental sustainability, cultural diversity, and leveraging technology for education. Delegates also explored ways to align academic initiatives with the GCC’s shared vision for development and sustainability. Through its active involvement, UDST reaffirmed its dedication to shaping a competitive and innovative student community, while aligning with the Qatar National Vision 2030. This collaboration further strengthens UDST’s commitment to excellence in education and regional unity.
English Success Zone Hosts Second Meet and Mingle Event
JANUARY 2025
Continuing its initiative, the English Success Zone (ESZ) hosted its second Meet and Mingle event. The event was warmly received by students and staff, serving as an opportunity to reintroduce the ESZ’s comprehensive English language support services while fostering a sense of community among learners. Attendees participated in an interactive quiz that highlighted the diverse resources offered by the ESZ, including writing workshops, group tutoring sessions, and IELTS preparation support. The engaging format encouraged active participation and reinforced the ESZ’s commitment to empowering learners in their academic journeys.
Congratulations to this term’s quiz winners: Mohammed Osman, Hamad, Mishal, and Ahmed. Their enthusiasm exemplifies the collaborative spirit of the ESZ community. Events like this continue to strengthen the bond between students and the support services designed to help them succeed.
First University in the Region to Acquire Keenious, an AI-based Research Recommendation Tool
JANUARY 2025
UDST is proud to be the first university in the region to introduce Keenious, an AI-based research recommendation tool, through its Library Services Directorate. This innovative tool will be available to students, faculty, and staff, offering personalized research recommendations. In today’s rapidly advancing AI landscape, it is vital to provide access to reliable, ethical tools that enhance academic research. Unlike other popular tools, Keenious does not generate content or fabricate citations but instead suggests existing, relevant research materials. By utilizing AI, Keenious analyzes documents, understands their content, and compares them with millions of scientific publications, making it easier for users to find valuable resources. With its advanced filtering options and powerful search capabilities, Keenious helps users discover new insights and stay ahead in their research endeavors.
Investing in local talents pivotal for Qatar’s maritime industry, say experts
FEBRUARY 2025
At the Sea trade Maritime Qatar Conference and Exhibition, industry leaders discussed strategies to strengthen Qatar’s maritime sector by investing in local talent development. Dr. Salem Al Naemi, President of the University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), emphasized the university’s vital role in upskilling and reskilling the workforce to meet maritime and logistics industry demands. UDST has introduced new majors in marine engineering, port management, and supply chain logistics, along with STEM education initiatives to engage students in science and technology fields. The university’s Marine Centre also supports collaboration with the industry and promotes women’s participation in maritime roles, contributing to Qatar’s long-term sustainability goals under Qatar National Vision 2030.
Our Students Shine at GCC Cybersecurity Conference Capture the Flag Competition
FEBRUARY 2025
UDST is proud to announce that two of its students, Abdulla Al Dossari and Mohammed Al-Naama, played pivotal roles in their teams’ success at the recent GCC Cybersecurity Conference’s Capture the Flag (CTF) competition. This event challenged participants with real-world cybersecurity scenarios, testing their problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and technical expertise. The competition brought together top students from across the GCC, with each country selecting six students to form diverse teams, each comprising one student from each GCC nation. Representing Qatar, Abdulla and Mohammed were instrumental in their teams securing first and second places, respectively. Their outstanding contributions not only highlight their individual talents but also the quality of education and training provided by UDST in the field of cybersecurity.
Recognized as CYSEC Cybersecurity Educator of the Year 2025
FEBRUARY 2025
UDST proudly announces its recognition at the 2025 CYSEC Qatar event, where the university was honored with the “Cybersecurity Educator of the Year” award. The latter highlights UDST’s significant contributions to advancing cybersecurity education and its role in shaping the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. UDST also had the opportunity to chair a panel discussion and engage with Google, Cisco, Kaspersky, and F5, exploring innovations and trends in the cybersecurity field. CYSEC Qatar is an annual event that brings together more than 200 delegates from both the public and private sectors to collaborate on safeguarding Qatar’s digital infrastructure. The CYSEC Awards, among 13 categories, recognizes exceptional contributions to cybersecurity, with UDST being the sole academic institution honored this year for its outstanding educational programs in the field.
Healthcare Management Students Gain Hands-On Experience at Itqan and HMC
FEBRUARY 2025
Healthcare Management Department at the College of Business at UDST, organized immersive field trips to the Itqan Clinical Simulation and Innovation Center, providing students with firsthand exposure to advanced healthcare technologies and simulation-based learning. As part of the Healthcare Informatics course, students engaged with cutting-edge medical equipment and innovative healthcare practices. Itqan, recently accredited by the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, offered a world-class environment where participants developed critical skills in a high-tech, simulated setting. By integrating hands-on training with theoretical learning, the initiative deepened students’ understanding of healthcare innovation and its applications. These field trips not only broadened their technical knowledge but also encouraged them to pursue careers in healthcare technology and management.
Students Collaborate on Mobile App Projects for Ministry of Education and Higher Education Competition
FEBRUARY 2025
UDST students recently partnered with Khadejah Bint Khuwailid and Al-Qadisiyah schools to develop three innovative mobile app projects for a competition organized by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education. The collaboration provided students with the opportunity to apply their technical expertise to real-world challenges. The projects included, an app designed to prevent teenagers and unauthorized individuals from driving, a machine learning-powered app aimed at helping elementary school students improve their pronunciation and overcome stuttering in Arabic an a QR code-based app for tracking students who have safely evacuated during emergencies or after leaving school. Through this collaboration, UDST students gained hands on experience in app development, while also addressing critical issues in education, safety, and technology. This initiative reflects UDST’s commitment to providing students with practical learning experiences that prepare them to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Hosting Dr. Mohammad Etedali for a Discussion About Digital Divide to AI Divide
MARCH 2025
UDST hosted Dr. Mohammad Etedali, senior lecturer at LUT/LAB University, Finland, for a keynote session on AI in language education. The session explored the evolving educational landscape, emphasizing the role of artificial intelligence in shaping teaching and learning. Faculty and students engaged in discussions on ethical AI integration, inclusive digital learning, and the transformation accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The event reinforced UDST’s commitment to preparing its academic community for an AI-driven future while upholding ethical standards in education.
Opening Doors to Future Innovators
APRIL 2025
UDST welcomed prospective students and their families during its annual Open Day, offering an immersive glimpse into its dynamic academic environment. The event, held on campus, featured interactive booths, hands-on workshops, and faculty meet-and-greets across all schools and disciplines. From engineering to health sciences, visitors explored state-of-the-art facilities and learned about UDST’s programs, scholarships, and student life. Designed to help attendees make informed decisions about their academic future, the day leveraged meaningful connections between students, educators, and industry experts. UDST’s commitment to applied learning and career-readiness was evident in every detail. With growing interest and record attendance, the Open Day reaffirmed UDST’s reputation as a university built for the future, empowering students to shape tomorrow through education rooted in real-world experience.
CCIT Hosts Successful 2nd Capstone Symposium
APRIL 2025
The College of Computing and Information Technology (CCIT) at UDST recently hosted its highly anticipated 2nd Capstone Symposium. The event saw the participation of several prominent industry partners, including Microsoft, Qatar Media City, Rowwad, and Blue Room Innovation, among others. The symposium showcased the culmination of years of dedication, learning, and growth, with graduating students presenting their innovative capstone projects. These projects represented the convergence of theory and practice, challenging students to apply their knowledge and creativity in real-world scenarios. In addition to the exhibition, attendees were inspired by a keynote talk from Mr. Asim Khan, Chief Information Officer at Apex Health, who shared valuable insights into the evolving landscape of technology in the healthcare sector.
PD Days 2025: Empowering Innovation Through Education, Research, and Collaboration
APRIL 2025
UDST recently hosted its Professional Development Days, a dynamic event that highlighted the university’s unwavering commitment to innovation in education. The two-day program brought together faculty, staff, and guest experts to explore the intersection of technology, research, and experiential learning. Through insightful panel discussions, hands-on breakout sessions, and thought leadership from international and local speakers, participants were empowered to enhance teaching practices, embrace emerging tools like AI, and foster greater student engagement. Key sessions focused on blended learning pilots, impactful research, and UDST’s progress toward institutional accreditation. The event also emphasized cross-college collaboration and well-being, highlighting the university’s holistic approach to education. As a national applied university, UDST continues to shape future-ready graduates through practice based learning and continuous professional growth. PD Days served as a strong testament to this mission and our collective pursuit of educational excellence.
College of Computing and IT Hosts 4th Scientific Breakfast on Graduate Studies
MAY 2025
The College of Computing and Information Technology (CCIT) at UDST held its 4th Scientific Breakfast. The event centered on the theme “Graduate Studies @UDST/CCIT: Challenges, Enablers, Drivers, and Opportunities,” leveraging meaningful discussions on advancing graduate education. The breakfast brought together academic leaders, including Dr. Rachid Benlamri, Vice President Academic Affairs at UDST and other CCIT leadership, alongside distinguished attendees from key organizations such as the Civil Service Bureau, Gartner, Ooredoo, Microsoft, and SAS Institute. Participants engaged in insightful conversations addressing the evolving landscape of graduate studies, identifying obstacles, facilitating factors, and future prospects. The gathering provided a valuable platform for collaboration between academia and industry, aiming to strengthen graduate programs and better prepare students for professional success. The event reaffirmed CCIT’s commitment to excellence in education and its focus on building strong partnerships across sectors.
Bridging Academia and Industry: Shell Qatar Leads Workshops at UDST
MAY 2025
UDST recently welcomed professionals from Shell Qatar as part of a collaborative initiative designed to connect academic learning with real-world industry experience. Over several days, Shell engineers conducted a series of interactive workshops that enriched the educational experience for both students and faculty. A highlight of the program was the session titled “Career Journey for Female Engineers in Oil and Gas,” where accomplished female professionals from Shell shared their personal stories, challenges, and achievements in the energy sector. The session inspired meaningful conversations and motivated UDST’s female engineering students to pursue their aspirations with greater confidence. The initiative also featured two technical workshops on Process Safety, highlighting its importance in industrial operations. Students gained practical insights into safety protocols and risk management through case studies and discussions. The program concluded with a hands-on CAD Design for 3D Printing workshop, showcasing the role of digital tools in modern manufacturing.
UDST at Career Village, KidZania
MAY 2025
UDST participated in the Career Village event, organized by the Qatar Career Development Center in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education. Held over three days at KidZania, the event aimed to inspire young students by offering an immersive experience into various career paths. UDST’s team actively engaged with attendees, providing insights into academic programs and future job opportunities. This initiative reflects UDST’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of professionals and equipping them with the knowledge to make informed career choices. The event offered an interactive platform where students explored different professions in a realistic, fun environment.
SAS, UDST empower future innovators at Forecasting Hackathon
MAY 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), in collaboration with SAS, hosted a three-day Forecasting Hackathon that empowered students to address real-world challenges using advanced data analytics and machine learning. The competition brought together bright young minds who explored critical themes such as renewable energy, sustainability, workforce, logistics, and banking and finance (BFSI). Teams applied forecasting and analytical tools to propose innovative solutions for regional and global challenges, bridging theory with practice.
The event celebrated exceptional innovation, with Team “pip install”—an all-women team—winning first place for their project “Data-driven Platform to Make Informed, Future-Ready Career Decisions.” Other notable projects included “AI Powered Solar Prediction” by Team “SolarIntel” and “Transit Traffic Dynamics: A Comparative Study of UAE Airports” by Team “HackaForecast.” The hackathon fostered collaboration, creativity, and data-driven problem-solving, showcasing how applied learning and innovation can address sustainability and workforce challenges in the region.
Launching University Skills Summer Program to Support First-Year Student Success
AUGUST 2025
UDST has introduced the University Skills Summer Program, a student-centered initiative designed to support the transition of first-year students into university life. The non-credit program offers participants early exposure to the academic skills, mindset, and expectations required to thrive at the university level. Sessions are structured around academic, personal, and professional development, covering essential areas such as independent learning, resilience, leadership, and effective communication. Activities include interactive workshops, motivational sessions, peer mentoring, and networking opportunities, ensuring students gain both confidence and belonging from the outset. With over 400 attendees this year, the USSP has proven effective in preparing students for success. This year’s program reinforces UDST’s role in empowering students and enhancing retention through innovative preparatory initiatives. Website: 🎥 @udst_students | Starting university is a big step — and no one takes it alone! 💡 Our Uni Skills Summer Program gave new students the tools, support, and community they need to feel confident and ready for their journey ahead. Are you ready to begin your university journey? 🤩 #GoWolves | Campus & Student Life in Qatar | Facebook
Hosting Shell Delegation to Engage with Sponsored Students
SEPTEMBER 2025
UDST welcomed a delegation from Shell, led by Mr. Rob Maxwell, Executive Vice President (EVP) and Country Chair of Shell in Qatar. During the visit, the delegation met with UDST students sponsored by Shell and heard about their academic journeys and professional experiences. They also learned about the achievements of UDST’s Shell Eco-Marathon team, exploring the skills and practical knowledge students gained through the competition. The visit showcased UDST’s strong ties with industry partners and its commitment to giving students real world opportunities that prepare them for future careers. It further strengthened the collaboration between UDST and Shell in advancing applied education and meaningful student experiences.
Connecting with Students: Foundation Program’s English Success Zone Hosts Meet and Mingle
SEPTEMBER 2025
The English Success Zone recently held its annual Meet and Greet, giving Foundation students the opportunity to connect with Salima Muzammil and Joanne Givogue, the ESZ team. Attendees learned about the range of services designed to support their academic journey and enhance their learning experience. The event included a lively quiz and a prize draw, where five students won food vouchers for Eat, a popular campus café. Students also enjoyed traditional tea, coffee, and dates while networking with staff and peers. This engaging and welcoming gathering allowed participants to familiarize themselves with available resources, build relationships, and feel more connected to the university community.
UDST represents Qatar at Expo 2025 Osaka
OCTOBER 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) proudly represented Qatar at Expo 2025 Osaka, Japan, under the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” Through its participation in The State of Qatar Pavilion, UDST showcased the nation’s dedication to innovation, sustainability, and education, blending tradition and modernity in a globally engaging way. UDST’s exhibit, inspired by the Qatari dhow boat, symbolized how Qatar’s maritime heritage informs its technological evolution. Interactive displays illustrated the fusion of heritage, engineering, and sustainable design, demonstrating how education serves as a foundation for building future societies. Complementing the exhibit, UDST faculty led live STEM and innovation workshops such as “Designing Future Societies Through Education and Innovation” and “Food Security and Sustainable Agritech.” These sessions provided hands-on learning experiences and engaged international audiences in discussions about education’s role in addressing global sustainability challenges.
President Dr. Salem Al-Naemi emphasized that UDST’s participation reflected a commitment to Qatar National Vision 2030, highlighting education as a driver of sustainable and societal progress. Faisal Abdulrahman Al-Ibrahim, Director of the Qatar Pavilion, commended UDST for advancing knowledge and innovation while celebrating cultural heritage. Through this international platform, UDST positioned itself as a leader in applied education, innovation, and sustainable development, amplifying Qatar’s message of progress and collaboration toward a sustainable future.
QNBFS collaborates with UDST to provide training on brokerage services
JANUARY 2025
The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST), in collaboration with QNB Financial Services (QNBFS), successfully conducted a two-day immersive training program for students and faculty members. The initiative combined theoretical instruction with hands-on workshops, providing participants with a deep understanding of brokerage services, trading platforms, investment strategies, and financial markets. Faculty and students gained practical exposure to QNBFS trading tools through live demonstrations, linking academic knowledge with real-world applications. The program strengthened participants’ financial literacy, enhanced career readiness, and prepared students with the competencies required to excel in Qatar’s competitive financial sector. This collaboration also highlighted UDST’s commitment to applied learning and industry-aligned education, ensuring students are equipped with the skills necessary for professional success.
Showcasing Qatar’s Academic Excellence at NAFSA 2025
JUNE 2025
As part of the ‘Study in Qatar’ initiative organized by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, the University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) participated in the NAFSA 2025 International Education Conference and Expo, one of the world’s leading events dedicated to global education and academic collaboration. UDST joined 15 prominent national institutions in showcasing Qatar’s growing reputation for academic excellence, innovation, and applied education. The conference served as a valuable international platform for UDST to forge partnerships, expand academic networks, and highlight its diverse range of programs in engineering, technology, health sciences, and business. Through its engagement, the university emphasized its focus on hands-on learning, industry alignment, and global collaboration, positioning itself as a key contributor to Qatar’s vision for world-class higher education.
UDST’s participation reaffirmed its commitment to internationalization, promoting both the university and Qatar as a regional hub for career-oriented, high-quality education. By engaging in discussions with global institutions and education leaders, UDST strengthened its mission of preparing future-ready graduates capable of thriving in an interconnected, knowledge-driven world.
NCSA Professorship Chair at UDST
SEPTEMBER 2025
The University signed an agreement with the National Cyber Security Agency to establish the NCSA Professorship Chair in Cybersecurity at UDST’s College of Computing and Information Technology. The strategic initiative reflected both institutions’ commitment to advancing cybersecurity education, research, and innovation in Qatar. Through the Professorship Chair, UDST will host an internationally recognized scholar in cybersecurity who contributed to teaching, applied research, and community outreach. The Chair will also support joint projects, training, consultation, and the development of national cybersecurity standards and guidelines in collaboration with NCSA. The selection process is overseen by a joint committee comprising representatives from UDST, NCSA, and a rotating member from Qatar’s key industries such as oil and gas, healthcare, finance, or aviation. This ensures that the Chair’s work remains closely aligned with Qatar’s national priorities and the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030.
UDST and Huawei Jointly Launch State-of-the-Art AI ICT Academy Lab
FEBRUARY 2024
In collaboration with Huawei, UDST proudly launched the AI ICT Academy Lab on February 15, 2024, marking a significant advancement in Qatar’s educational landscape. The inauguration was attended by key government officials from the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, and other stakeholders, highlighting the importance of public-private partnerships in advancing AI capabilities in Qatar. The AI ICT Academy Lab aims to bridge the AI powered digital divide and upskill students to drive innovation and support Qatar’s digital future. Aligned with Qatar’s National AI Strategy, the lab focuses on six pillars: education, data access, employment, business, research, and ethics. The opening ceremony featured an AI Avatar, symbolizing the intersection of technology and education, showcasing the transformative potential of AI in revolutionizing learning and empowering the next generation of digital ambassadors.
Skills Day 2024: A Showcase of Innovation and Applied Learning
MARCH 2024
University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) hosted its largest co-curricular event, Skills Day, celebrating innovation, collaboration, and applied learning. Featuring over 60 competitions and activities in fields including engineering, technology, computing, health sciences, business, and academics, Skills Day provided a platform for students to immerse themselves in real-world challenges while developing problem-solving skills. The event emphasized collaboration, allowing students to work alongside peers and faculty, fostering teamwork essential for future success in an interconnected professional world. Dr. Salem Al-Naemi, UDST President, highlighted the event’s importance, stating that it showcased the students’ preparedness to apply their knowledge to drive real-world change. He also noted that UDST aligns its programs with evolving industry needs to ensure students are ready to excel in their chosen fields. Over 340 students participated in challenges ranging from engineering and cybersecurity to artificial intelligence, programming, and healthcare. UDST also welcomed hundreds of secondary school students, offering them a firsthand look at the competitions and hands-on STEM activities. The event’s culmination on March 6 will celebrate the winners with medals and certificates, reflecting UDST’s dedication to academic and applied learning excellence and its mission to create a thriving, innovative learning community
Professional Development Day: An Opportunity to Empower Faculty and Enhance Education
OCTOBER 2024
University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) has announced that its Professional Skills Center (PSC) has achieved ISO 9001 certification, a globally recognized standard for quality management systems. This prestigious certification highlights PSC’s commitment to delivering high quality world-class technical and vocational education, aligning with the University’s mission to support the development of Qatar’s workforce and economy.
ISO 9001 certification is awarded to organizations that consistently provide services that meet regulatory requirements and demonstrate continuous improvement in their processes. Earning this certification reinforces PSC’s reputation as a leader in technical and professional training, skilling, reskilling, and upskilling the workforce to meet the needs of local industries.
