2 weeks Ago By Qatar Tribune
Qatar tribune Tribune News Network Doha The Community College of Qatar (CCQ) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bridgewater State University (BSU) to strengthen academic and educational collaboration and foster a sustainable partnership that leverages the expertise and resources of both institutions for mutual benefit. President of CCQ Dr Khaled Mohammed Al Horr and President of BSU Frederick W. Clark Jr signed the MoU in the presence of several CCQ representatives, alongside officials from BSU and members of the local and international media.
Under the terms of the MoU, both institutions will work collaboratively to achieve the goals set forth in the agreement, particularly in areas related to the development of new academic programmes, joint research initiatives, the evaluation of graduation projects and the organisation of workshops in areas of mutual academic interest. Commenting on the agreement, Dr Horr said, “We are delighted to establish this collaboration with BSU, a highly respected public higher education institution. This partnership is designed to promote sustainable development and enrich the academic experience of our students.
Through the exchange of knowledge and joint research projects, we aim to prepare our students for successful careers. Additionally, the joint workshops across various academic disciplines will enhance the skills and competencies of our students.” He added that the MoU reflects CCQ’s ongoing commitment to academic excellence and the continuous development of student capabilities.
By collaborating with distinguished local and international academic institutions, CCQ is contributing to Qatar’s efforts in fostering sustainable human development and building a knowledge-based economy, supported by national expertise and talent. Clark Jr said the MoU signed reflects the university’s commitment to expanding academic and research cooperation, developing academic programmes that meet global challenges and enhancing academic relations. He expressed hope that the MoU would mark the beginning of further fruitful and sustainable collaboration between the two institutions.
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