Civic Engagement Opportunities and Challenges in Qatar: A Quantitative Assessment of University Students’ Views

This study explores how university students in Qatar view and engage in civic activities, examining the opportunities and challenges they face. Through a survey of 400 undergraduates, the research reveals gender-based differences in civic engagement, with women more involved in activities like volunteering and raising awareness, while men participate more in voting and donating money. Academic performance correlates with higher engagement levels, but parental education and pre-university backgrounds show limited impact. Barriers like time constraints are common across all students. The findings suggest that targeted strategies are needed to enhance civic engagement among university students in diverse contexts

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Journal of College and Character
Published
2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1080/2194587x.2024.2407272
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Service-Learning and Community Engagement
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Civic Engagement Opportunities and Challenges in Qatar: A Quantitative Assessment of University Students’ Views

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Abstract

This study explores how university students in Qatar view and engage in civic activities, examining the opportunities and challenges they face. Through a survey of 400 undergraduates, the research reveals gender-based differences in civic engagement, with women more involved in activities like volunteering and raising awareness, while men participate more in voting and donating money. Academic performance correlates with higher engagement levels, but parental education and pre-university backgrounds show limited impact. Barriers like time constraints are common across all students. The findings suggest that targeted strategies are needed to enhance civic engagement among university students in diverse contexts

Journal of College and CharacterVol. 25(4)
Qatar University (QA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Service-Learning and Community Engagement
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