Doha - Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development has launched the "QF 25th Anniversary Scholarships" to expand the opportunities that the organization offers for talented children and young people who have the ability to be the leaders, innovators, and change-makers of tomorrow to benefit from the world-class education the organization provides.
Spanning both school and university education, the scholarships, which will cover all tuition and admission costs, have been unveiled as Qatar Foundation (QF) celebrates 25 years of enabling young learners to explore, question, discover, create, and achieve their full potential within its unique ecosystem of education.
Through the purely merit-based QF 25th Anniversary Scholarships presented by QFs Pre-University Education, 19 high school students will be supported along their educational journey in Grades 11-12, with applications now open. Meanwhile, six students entering Masters programs at QF member Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) have been selected to receive two-year 25th Anniversary Scholarships that will see them enter the next stage of their academic journey in a variety of courses within its colleges.
The QF 25th Anniversary Scholarships offered by HBKU focus on supporting students entering its Masters programs. The six students selected are Qatari, Palestinian, Indian, Iraqi, and Ethiopian, and are undertaking Masters degrees at HBKUs Colleges of Public Policy, Science and Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences, Health and Life Sciences, Law, and Islamic Studies.
The 19 high school students who receive QF 25th Anniversary Scholarships will enter one of five QF schools in the 2021/22 academic year. The scholarships are open to all current Grade 10 students who are not registered in a QF school, regardless of nationality, race, color, religion, or ethnic background, and will be awarded based not only on a students outstanding academic performance, but also their good conduct and active contribution to their school.
