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Related News Frequently Asked Questions Contact InformationHessa Al AliDirector Scholarship Office PO Box 35111 Doha, Qatar Phone: 4560745/6/7/8 Fax: 4270594 Higher Education Institute Location Map
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The HEI’s scholarship office is responsible for administering scholarship programs which enable students to be supported in under-graduate and post-graduate studies at the best higher education institutions in Qatar and around the world. This office is also responsible for following up on scholarship recipients’ financial and administrative affairs, and monitoring their academic progress by communicating with their respective universities, guardians and students themselves via e-mails, phone calls, letters or visits. In November 2009, the Higher Education Institute updated the list of the best colleges and universities from around the world that students can attend with scholarship support from the government. The list, which now totals 675 schools, ensures scholarship recipients in Qatar will be receiving the best post-secondary education possible. Also in November 2009, the HEI announced the Hamad bin Khalifa and the Tamim bin Hamad Grants Programs, which will offer high achieving students scholarships to 30 select universities. The scholarship office administers scholarship programs based on the following geographic distribution:
Interested students should log onto scholarship programs section or contact the Advising and Career Development Center at 4560720- 4560731- 4560732- 4560733- 4560737- 4560737 for more information on the above programs. UpdatesJapanese scholarship opportunities for QatarisThe Japanese Embassy has invited applications from Qatari undergraduate, postgraduate and research students for scholarships for various courses offered by universities in Japan. The announcement was made at a press briefing held jointly by the Supreme Education Council’s Higher Education Institute (HEI) and the Japanese Embassy officials on Thursday, April 22, 2010.
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