Frequently Asked Questions

Spring 2022 begins as specified in the academic calendar on Sunday, January 9, 2022. The academic calendar will not change.

Teaching will continue to be on campus for all students except for students enrolled in some specific courses. Faculty members teaching these courses will communicate directly with their students to notify them that teaching will be online.

The procedures set by the State of Qatar will be applied and if additional procedures are introduced, they will be announced in due time. For more information, please visit the Government Communication Office website for the latest travel updates.

Students with chronic diseases who are most at risk of contracting COVID-19 and its complications can apply for an exemption from attending lectures at campus. A health certificate approved and certified by the Ministry of Health should be attached to the request. The certificate should clearly show that the student suffers from a chronic disease or a health condition that may make her/him more vulnerable to infection with the coronavirus Covid-19 or its complications. The request will be presented to the designated committee and the student will be informed of the committee’s decision via his/her university e-mail. Any requests for exemption from attendance due to ordinary illnesses will not be considered, and the days of absence due to regular illnesses will be counted within the maximum permissible limit as per the attendance and absence policy.

No, not necessarily, as the exception depends on the course taken. The student must coordinate with the course instructor and determine the method and mechanism for compensating the lectures that may require the student’s attendance in a safe manner and without direct contact with other students in the same lecture or in the manner determined by the course instructor.

No, all midterm and final exams for all university courses will be held on campus with all precautionary measures taken and in coordination with the courses instructors.

The exemption includes the categories of students who are at high risk themselves of contracting Covid-19 and its complications (those with chronic diseases and the elderly over the age of 60 years) and does not include those with first-degree relatives with chronic diseases.

In this event, the university relinquishes its responsibility in the event that the student has any symptoms or pathological complications that she/he may be exposed to due to her/his violation of the gradual lifting procedures or in the event that she/he does not disclose his health status.

You can contact us at: call the Student Call Center: 44034444 or covidexepmtions@qu.edu.qa.

Kindly refer to the Ministry of Public Health through this link. In case you or a member of your family recently visited any country in which an outbreak of coronavirus was reported and symptoms of respiratory infection appeared on you, please contact immediately the MOPH hotline: 16000.

Kindly refer to the Ministry of Public Health in this link. In case you or a member of your family recently visited any country in which an outbreak of coronavirus was reported and symptoms of respiratory infection appeared on you, please contact immediately the MOPH hotline: 16000.

As per the guidance of the state of Qatar, we advise our students abroad to follow the precautionary measures set by their host country and by the World Health Organization. In addition, we urge all international students to contact Qatar Embassy and register their information with them. For queries please contact: quscholarships@qu.edu.qa 























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