The Qatar Foundation purchases and owns all property, pays salaries, and reimburses expenses to Texas A&M for its campus in Doha. In addition, TAMU earns a management fee that is inclusive of all of its costs and fees for establishing, managing, and operating TAMUQ. In the budgets approved for FY2014 and proposed for FY2015-2018, TAMU's management fee is $8.2 million. Tuition at the university is $28,900 for undergraduates. The agreement between the two parties stated that "the tuition and fees for students at TAMUQ shall be no less than the highest rates applicable to out-of-state students at TAMU's main campus". The Qatar Foundation is responsible for collecting all tuition paid by students. According to the agreement, the Qatar Foundation is responsible for all financial aid awarded to international, non-U.S. citizen undergraduate students at TAMUQ. For graduate students, the Qatar Foundation will provide limited financial assistance to Qatari students who are not otherwise funded, but is not required to provide assistance to non-Qatari students, although it may do so on a case-by-case basis. The endowment of the program is owned by the Qatar Foundation and managed on behalf of the program unless a donor specifies that it should be otherwise managed. Property or equipment purchased by the Qatar Foundation or acquired through a gift to the Qatar Foundation are property of the foundation. Anything acquired through a gift to TAMU or TAMUQ will be property of TAMU. Texas A&M at Qatar also allows students the opportunity to participate in sports such as basketball and soccer. In the 2008 and 2009 seasons, the men's basketball team completed a historic run where they went undefeated for 46 straight games. Undergraduate admissions Texas A&M University at Qatar follows the same admissions standards in place at the home campus in College Station, Texas. Texas A&M University has a research collaboration with Habib University in Pakistan. TAMU agreed that the undergraduate population of its campus in Doha would be 70% Qatari citizens. Almost 50% of TAMUQ's students are women, a much higher percentage than in most engineering programs. References External links Texas A&M University at Qatar Qatar Education City Universities in Qatar Educational institutions established in 2003 2003 establishments in Qatar Texas A&M University Ricardo Legorreta buildings