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A new book by Zachary Wright explores eighteenth-century Islamic scholarship in North Africa, with particular focus on the founding of Africa’s largest Sufi order, the Tijaniyya.
NU-Q ambassadors connected with fellow students and participated in discussions on journalistic practices, science, and life in the Middle East.
Stranded in Washington D.C. during the pandemic outbreak, NU-Q student Manan Bhavnani contemplates the idea of "home."
Northwestern's Qatar campus offers bachelor's degrees in journalism and communication, a master's program, as well as an executive education series for media professionals.
A major pillar of the school's mission, research and creative scholarship at NU-Q are advancing knowledge in many areas.
NU-Q's diverse community of students, faculty, and staff represent more than 40 countries.
NU-Q accepts applications for Fall term entry. Learn more about the application process for becoming an undergraduate student.
At more than 500,000 square feet, our beautiful campus building in Qatar offers state-of-the-art media facilities.
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We hold workshops, masterclasses, seminars, and a busy slate of talks and special events.
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