Universities and Other Institutions of Higher Education
作者： Julia Gremm , Julia Barth , Kaja J. Fietkiewicz , Wolfgang G. Stock
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-71195-9_9
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摘要: The higher education sector of Qatar depends heavily on foreign knowledge. This knowledge is imported by teachers or even branches international high-class universities that are unified in a prestigious campus called Education City. These facts set the stage for research and Western level so young Qataris’ only need to grab their chance. Apart from exceedingly good facilities brought foreigners into country, they also bring culture lifestyle with them, what turn not well received many Qataris.
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