The Academic Bridge Program, a division of the Qatar Foundation’s Pre-University Education sector, has experienced a notable rise in interest for the 2026-2027 academic cycle. Data indicates a 35% growth in total applications, while the number of registered students climbed by 40%, reaching a current total of 255 participants. These students are engaging in various specialized tracks tailored to their long-term career goals. Specifically, 45% of the cohort is focused on STEM subjects, 26% are enrolled in Social Sciences, and 25% are concentrating on Humanities and Visual Arts. Additionally, 4% of the student body has enrolled in the program's recently launched medical track. This upward trend highlights the increasing reliance on the institution's preparatory curriculum to build essential foundations for higher education success.
Source : Gulf Times
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