His Excellency Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad Al Thani Honors Graduates of the Advanced Sports Management Diploma
Doha: H.E. Sheikh Joaan Bin Hamad Al Thani, President of the Qatar Olympic Committee and Chairman of the Board of the Qatar Olympic Academy, presided over a graduation ceremony at the Qatar Olympic Committee headquarters today. The ceremony celebrated the 14th cohort of the Advanced Diploma in Sports and Olympic Institutions Management, a flagship postgraduate program offered by the Qatar Olympic Academy.
Conclusion of the course on dealing with sports media skills
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy (QOA) successfully wrapped up its first course of the 2025 calendar year, titled "Skills for Dealing with Sports Media", with extensive participation from 50 trainees representing various professional and academic sectors. Held over five days, from January 19 to 23, the course was officially accredited by the International Sports Press Association (AIPS), underscoring its significance as one of the academy's most sought-after programs.
Doha University of Science and Technology hosted by the Qatar Olympic Academy
Doha: Mr. Khalil Al-Jabir, Executive Director of the Qatar Olympic Academy, received a delegation from Doha University of Science and Technology, headed by Dr. Salem bin Nasser Al-Nuaimi, President of the University, today at the Qatar Olympic Academy headquarters.
Conclusion of the facility management course in major sports leagues
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy organized a training course entitled "Managing Facilities in Major Sports Leagues", which lasted for five days from Sunday 24 to Thursday 28 November. This course is part of a series of various courses held by the Academy in the agenda of its 2024 courses, which varied its scientific and academic competencies and levels in contrast to the periodic training workshops held throughout the year.
The conclusion of the course on integrating people with special needs into physical education classes.
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy concluded today, Thursday, a course on integrating people with special needs into physical education classes. The academy is keen to organize this course as part of a series of diverse courses offered in its annual agenda, which is of great interest to a large segment of the sports community due to its importance in the sports, educational, medical, and practical sectors alike. Additionally, there has been significant demand for it from sports coaches, statisticians, and physical education teachers.
The Qatar Olympic Academy offers a course on integrating people with special needs into physical education classes.
Doha: As part of the diverse courses offered by the Qatar Olympic Academy in its annual agenda, which greatly interest the sports community, the academy announced the organization of a course on integrating people with special needs into physical education classes from November 10 to 14.
Twenty-five research projects at the conclusion of the Sports Management Diploma
Doha: The Qatari Olympic Academy concluded last Thursday the activities of the seventh and final semester of the Olympic Sports Institutions Management Diploma program, in which the students presented their graduation projects and research for this program, which the academy is holding in its fourteenth edition with significant and widespread participation from within and outside the State of Qatar.
The head of the Sports Directorate of the Afghan Olympic Committee is hosted by the Qatari Olympic Academy
Doha: Mr. Khalil Ibrahim Al-Jaber, Executive Director of the Qatar Olympic Academy, received His Excellency Mr. Ahmadullah Watigh, Head of the Sports Directorate of the Afghan Olympic Committee, and his accompanying delegation at the academy's headquarters this Thursday morning. They are currently visiting Doha to discuss ways to cooperate with Qatari institutions to develop Afghan sports in various fields. The meeting was attended by His Excellency Dr. Mohammad Naeem Wardak, Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of the Republic of Afghanistan in the State of Qatar, as well as the team of the Qatari Olympic Academy.
The conclusion of the sixth chapter of the Sports Management Diploma program.
Doha: The Qatari Olympic Academy concluded last Thursday the activities of the sixth semester of the Olympic Sports Management Diploma program, titled "Organizing and Managing Sports Events," with the participation of more than thirty male and female students from within Qatar and abroad. The lectures for this semester lasted for three days, from September 17 to September 19.
Closing of the Course on the Principles of the Olympic Movement in the Olympic System
Doha: In collaboration with the Olympic Solidarity of the International Olympic Committee, the academy concluded the course on the Principles of the Olympic Movement in the Sports System "Management 1," which the academy holds as part of a series of sports management programs accredited by the International Olympic Committee on a regular basis throughout the year
The country Olympic Academy is concluding the psychotherapy course for athletes.
Doha: The Qatari Olympic Academy concluded today ' s psychiatry course for athletes, which lasted from 5 to 9 May and which was attended by more than 30 students from inside and outside the State of Qatar. This course was marked by the fact that its participants represent numerous sports, administrative and artistic disciplines, including athletes, trainers, administrators, physical educators and former athletes, such as Captain Issa Basham, our former national champion of mid-range power games, the father of our Olympic and world champions, a champion of high-founcing championships, our national guard and the Sad Club, and a three-year-old hero of Immunism, a former Al-Sad Club player, Hamud Al-yazidi, a hero of his deafness, Ali Saleh Al-Hajri, and other prominent athletes on the local and global scene.
Research about hosting the World Aquatics Championship 2024
Doha: The Qatar Olympic Academy invited the Sports Impact Researchers (SIR) team from Qatar University who are currently conducting research about organizing mega sports events in Qatar and their impact on public value creation and capacity building in the higher education and sport sectors. Their research is funded by the Qatar Research and Development Innovation Council (QRDIC) for a period of three years.