Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar's (WCM-Q) has wrapped up two Summer Enrichment Programs for students at high schools to help them nurture their knowledge and explore potential careers in medicine and experienced campus life.
Eighty-three students from 46 local and overseas high schools explored potential careers in medicine and experienced campus life as medical students during Weill Cornell Medicine-Qatar's (WCM-Q) Summer Enrichment Programs.
The two programmes targeted students who had demonstrated academic excellence in the sciences and mathematics, in Qatar's high schools and around the world. The students came from various schools across Qatar. International students traveled from Turkiye, Pakistan, the United States, the UAE, Kuwait, Oman, Kazakhstan, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. This year, 41 students completed the PCEP, and 42 students completed the QMEP. Both programs aim to provide a
comprehensive understanding of the opportunities and challenges in the medical field to students with a keen interest in medicine and the sciences.
SUMMER ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS (PCEP/QMEP)