The University of Doha for Science and Technology (UDST) recently reached an exciting milestone, graduating 1,166 students in the class of 2025. This accomplishment pushes UDST’s total graduate count past 10,000, making a significant contribution to Qatar’s skilled workforce.

New Programs to Meet Market Demands

This year, UDST launched new programs to better align with the growing demands of the job market. Among these is a Bachelor of Science in Aeronautical Engineering and Aviation Management. These additions show the university’s commitment to equipping students with relevant, in-demand skills. As a result, graduates are well-prepared to pursue successful careers in fast-growing sectors.

Graduation Ceremony Honors Achievements

The graduation ceremony took place at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), under the patronage of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs H.E. Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani. Additionally, Minister of Education and Higher Education H.E. Lolwah bint Rashid bin Mohammed Al-Khater honored 32 students for their exceptional academic performance. This recognition reflects the university’s emphasis on excellence and hard work.

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UDST’s Commitment to Innovation and Growth

Furthermore, Dr. Salem Al-Naemi, UDST’s President, reiterated the university’s dedication to technological advancement and sustainability. He also stressed UDST’s critical role in preparing graduates to lead in a world of rapid technological change. Ultimately, UDST aims to make a lasting impact on Qatar’s national development. By fostering innovation, the university continues to contribute to both local and global progress.