Enrichment Programs at WCM-Q

Qatar Medical Explorer Program (QMEP)

The Medical Explorer Program offers students a two-week experience on campus.

The Program
Career counseling and personal development workshops that allow students to formulate a clearer picture of their interests, strengths, and areas that need improvement, as well as giving a glimpse of how to get into college and how to prepare for college requirements. Students work on developing a personal statement and attend practice college admissions-type interviews. The program provides participants with an idea of what life as a college student is like through a series of college presentations, clinical skills workshops and problem-based learning sessions.

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Pre-College Enrichment Program (PCEP)

PCEP aims to introduce prospective college students to what college life is all about.

The Program
A glimpse of what it is like to be a medical doctor through didactic thinking and problem-based learning. Students explore past, present, and future trends in medicine, and discuss issues in the profession from ethics in research to epidemic disease awareness in the Gulf region. The PCEP is an opportunity to experience college life. Through different college presentations, basic science lab sessions, clinical skills workshops and problem-based learning sessions the students formulate a clearer picture of how their interests, strengths, and areas of improvement can translate to a career in medicine.

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Qatar Medical Explorer Program (QMEP)

Students are accepted onto the course only if they are nominated by their high school. 

The Program
A glimpse of what it is like to be a medical doctor through didactic thinking and problem-based learning. Students explore past, present, and future trends in medicine, and discuss issues in the profession from ethics in research to public health awareness in the Gulf region. An opportunity to experience college life: Through different college presentations, basic science lab sessions, clinical skills workshops and problem-based learning sessions the students formulate a clearer picture of how their interests, strengths, and areas of improvement can translate to a career in medicine. Hands-on research experience.