A world-class education in international affairs starts in Doha

Located in Qatar, the gateway to three continents, GU-Q’ s sleek, modern campus has since its founding in 2005 blended the best aspects of rigorous, elite U.S. education with the manifold experiences and perspectives of students hailing from some 80 countries.

CAMPUS LIFE

A Community that Feels Like Home

Students worldwide unite to share ideas, challenge views, and prepare for purposeful leadership. Join clubs, discover housing in Education City, and enjoy diverse dining and wellness options just steps from class.

UPCOMING EVENTS

What’s Happening

February 11, 2026
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Georgetown University in Qatar
Public Talk

Recent Economic Developments and Outlook for 2026 in Latin America and the Caribbean

In the year 2026, Latin America and the Caribbean will continue to face high global uncertainty and structural transformations in the world economy. As countries in the region contend with slow global growth, shifting financial conditions, geopolitical fragmentation, and evolving trade and investment patterns, both policymakers and markets are reevaluating the region’s prospects for growth, stability, and reform. 
Stylized map of Latin America and the Caribbean overlaid with stock market graphs and bar charts, with the text: Recent Economic Developments and Outlook for 2026 in Latin America and the Caribbean.
February 11, 2026
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Auditorium, Georgetown University in Qatar
Black History Month

Living Pan-African Abroad

Exploring the intersection of international living and cultural preservation within the African Diaspora
Text LIVING PAN-AFRICAN ABROAD overlaid on an outline of Africa filled with colorful kente patterns; roots extend from the southern part of the continent, symbolizing connection.
February 11, 2026
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Georgetown University in Qatar

Akwaaba – Ghana Immersive Showcase

‘Akwaaba’
The Ghana Immersive Showcase is a dynamic cultural experience celebrating Ghana’s rich heritage through food, fashion, storytelling, and music. Guests are guided through live performances, interactive installations, and sensory moments that bring Ghana’s history and contemporary culture to life.
Poster for Black History Month at Georgetown University in Qatar with the text “akwaaba welcome to Ghana” over a map of Ghana in the colors of its flag (red, yellow, green) and a white star in the middle.