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The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa is dedicated to supporting its students by offering subsidized housing options right in the heart of the city. Priority is given to orphans and students facing financial hardships, who might otherwise struggle to secure costly accommodations in the urban area. As a non-profit organization, the university strives to keep housing costs exceptionally low, with no intention of generating profits from this service. Instead, the university subsidizes these expenses from its resources. To enhance the living experience, the university has entered into a partnership with a reputable third-party service provider located in the bustling city center, which boasts numerous shops and is a favorite among tourists.
 
The university's housing facilities come with a range of amenities and conveniences:
 
Prime City-Center Location: The housing is situated in the city center, surrounded by several markets, all within convenient walking distance.
 
Complimentary Transportation: Students benefit from free transportation to and from the university, with multiple timings available to accommodate their schedules.
 
Suite Options: The university offers a variety of room configurations, including one, two, and three-seater rooms, to cater to the diverse needs of its student body.
 
Free Laundry Facilities: Students have access to a free laundry area, making it convenient to manage their clothing and linens.
 
24-Hour Cooling/Heating System: The housing is equipped with a state-of-the-art cooling/heating system provided 24 hours, ensuring a comfortable environment at all times.
 
Fully Equipped Kitchen: A fully stocked kitchen is at the student's disposal, allowing them to prepare their meals and maintain a healthy lifestyle, the kitchen area is very big, and it can be used by several students at one time, it contains several stoves, burners, ovens, microwaves, dishwashing sinks, to cater the need and cooking requirement of every individual. It also contains racks and cupboards, where students can stack their daily use items and utensils.
Common Rooms and Study Lounges: Common areas and lounges are provided to facilitate study sessions and social interaction, creating a vibrant and supportive community atmosphere.
 
Cafeteria and Tuck Shop: For added convenience, the housing complex features an on-site cafeteria and tuck shop, eliminating the need for students to venture far for their dining needs.
 
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa's commitment to providing affordable, well-appointed housing in a central location, alongside these added perks, contributes to a fulfilling and enriching student experience.

 In preparation for qualifying and training students and graduates of the Biomedical Engineering Department and their employment at the "Warith Dairman Center for Prosthetics," which is affiliated with the Holy Al-Abbas Holy Shrine, a team from the Warith Center for Leadership, Innovation, and Development visited the "Warith Dairman Center for Prosthetics." They met with the center's assistant director, Engineer Haider Al-Quraini, and discussed ways of cooperation in the field of qualifying, training, and employing students and graduates of the Biomedical Engineering Department through workshops and training courses. Additionally, they discussed supporting and promoting innovation in the field of prosthetic manufacturing. It is worth mentioning that the Warith Center for Leadership, Innovation, and Development continues its visits and cooperation agreements with several institutions affiliated with the Holy Al-Abbas Holy Shrine and private companies as part of its program to qualify, train, and employ university students.

Registration Team at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) continues to receive dear students and their respected guardians to help them complete the that is available everyday of the week from 8 AM to 5 PM (except on Fridays from 8 AM to 2 PM) to receive you and answer your inquiries and to assist you in completing the first phase of the application. Creating a student account, Filling out data, Activating special channels. To prepare your account for the next step. Dear students, the application stages will be launched gradually through the electronic portal of the Private Higher Education Department. To access the  Student Guide

The registration team at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) continues to receive dear students and their respected guardians to help them complete the first phase of the application. We would like to inform our dear students that the registration team is available throughout the week from 8 AM to 5 PM (except on Fridays, from 8 AM to 2 PM) to receive you and answer your inquiries, and to assist you in completing the first phase of the application. Creating a student account, Filling out data, Activating special channels. To prepare your account for the next step. Dear students, the application stages will be launched gradually through the electronic portal of the Private Higher Education Department.

the registration team is available throughout the week from 8 AM to 5 PM (except on Fridays, from 8 AM to 2 PM) to receive you and answer your inquiries, and to assist you in completing the first phase of the application process..

The Department of Medical Research at Warith Al-Anbiya University, Faculty of Medicine, presented a research titled:“The relationship between alcohol addiction and aggressive behavior among Iraqi people in 2022”At the annual conference of the Emirates Internal Medicine Society in Dubai, where the research was accepted and selected to participate in the conference as a poster from among hundreds of research papers submitted to the resident committees.

under the auspices of the university's presidency and the supervision of the College of Engineering. The student, Amir Nizar, from the Biomedical Engineering Department, fourth stage, is participating in the "Sustainable Development Leaders" program organized by the "Arab Universities Union" in collaboration with the British University in the Arab Republic of Egypt, with the participation of 120 students from various Arab universities.
The importance of this participation and its support by the university's presidency and the College of Engineering is highlighted in order to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to enhance and serve communities locally and regionally.

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research presented a “letter of thanks and appreciation” to distinguished researchers for their valuable efforts and tireless efforts to publish scientific research on the Web of Sciences website within research that has an impact factor higher than (5), including the head of the Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology Engineering Department at the University of Heir to the Prophets (peace be upon him), teacher Dr. Ali Bassem.This honor came in appreciation of these efforts and expressed his thanks and gratitude for this scientific achievement, hoping for more scientific progress that would contribute to raising the country’s name in international scientific forums.

In order to enhance scientific cooperation between the College of Engineering at the University of Warith al-Anbiya (peace be upon him) and the Technical College of Engineering in the capital, Baghdad, a delegation of teachers from the Department of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology Engineering visited the Technical College of Engineering, to discuss cooperation in all scientific and research fields. The meeting focused on the importance of applying the “Path "Bologna", which works to improve and revitalize the higher education system and determine appropriate plans for cooperation in this field, focusing on the importance of placing the student at the heart of the educational story, through which he takes the main role in contributing to scientific developments.

A training course for university students and College of Engineering staff entitled (Virtual Reality Device_VIRTUAL REALITY) held by the Continuing Education Center in cooperation with the College of Engineering/Department of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technologies, presented by Eng. Ammar Muhammad Ali and Engineer Mustafa Jaafar Abdel Amir.

The Administrative Assistant, Professor Dr. Nofal Al-Araji, accompanied by Dr. Ali Bassem, Head of the Department of Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology Engineering, inspected the workshops and laboratories of the College of Engineering, where he was briefed on the new equipment and the college’s latest preparations for the new academic year. Professor Dr. Nofal Al-Araji said that the additional training programs that have been introduced in the College Engineering will contribute to raising the level of students in order to acquire the applied skills required in the labor market.

The head of the Iraqi-Korean Friendship Organization visited the College of Medicine. He was received by the Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor Dr. Ali Abd Saadoun, and the Scientific Associate, Lecturer Dr. Riyad Haniwah. The meeting dealt with the study of signing memorandums of understanding between a number of Korean universities with international rankings.

The Dean of the College of Medicine, represented by the Dean of the College, Prof. Dr. Ali Abd Saadoun, the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Lecturer Dr. Riyad Hanioh, and the Associate Dean for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Ali Mansour, met with the heads of the clinical branches to find out the latest preparations for the new academic year and complete the schedules for the fourth stage and the distribution of students.

Under the supervision of the Presidency of the University and the follow-up of the Dean of the College of Medicine, Prof. Dr. Ali Abd Saadoun, the Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs, Lecturer Dr. Riyad, and the Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs, Prof. Dr. Ali Mansour, the laboratories of the College of Medicine were equipped with medical and laboratory equipment with high specifications and international origins specialized in self-analysis of blood diseases and analysis devices Clinical self-examinations, enzymes, proteins, fats, salts, devices for analyzing and examining hormones, cancer parameters and clinical immunology

Under the supervision of the University Presidency and the follow up of the Dean of the College of Medicine, Prof. Dr. Ali Abd Saadoun, and the Associate Dean for Scientific Affairs, Lecturer Dr. Riyad Haniwah, the students performed the second round exams, wishing them success.

Ten tips for medical studentsProf. Dr. Monem Makki Abdel-Reda Hammoud Al-ShoukHead of the Medicine Branch
Tip 1 - Be familiar with the terms and nomenclature
Generally this can be accomplished by paying attention to the stem of the word. Majority of medical terms are based in Greek or Latin. Most terms can be broken down into two or more word portions. Take pathogenic for example, which means 'capable of causing disease'. The root term patho- refers to disease and -genic refers to producing or causing. Similarly it is easy to understand different other words made by joining any meaningful word to the root term patho-Tip 2 - Be structuredMedical study is comparatively a massive course of study that proceeds and builds on complicated concepts. It is the best practice to take one general topic and list all its related topics beneath it. Keep diagrams compact, concise and short so that you would be able to review them easily and quickly for comparison and quick reference.Tip 3 - Go from whole to part Read carefullyComb roughly through the assigned unit or chapter at the beginning of your studies so that you get a rough idea of what you will be going to cover. This will keep you enlightened that what you have to study and you will have a clear picture in your mind about what you have to study in that specific chapter.Tip 4 - Study every single dayRegardless of the exams or tests, to be a good student it needs to develop good study habits. It is really really important as a medical student. Despite different modern digital study tools (PowerPoint slides, video lectures) book reading has its own importance. Still if you can't study properly every single day, try to study at least a little bit whenever you canTip 5 - Relate and distinctWhenever you are studying something, try to focus that “How is this similar to . . . and how this is different from . . .” Medicine is full of duality and has many disease processes which easily overlap with each other, thus very easy to confuse them with each other. Thus relating different terms to any natural and more memorable thing is a very easy way to eliminate this complicationTip 6 - Discuss and study in a groupThe key here is to choose your friends sensibly and to strictly limit how much time you study with them. Preferably you should do all your study by yourself, and use group studying time as a discussion to review or to clarify unclear pointsTip 7 - Always clear your doubts: Don't Forget to Ask WhyWe all hate to ask questions due to fear of looking dumb. However, we should not feel any embarrassment in asking any confusing question to our friends and mates. Asking questions, clearing confusion is not a crime or embarrassment but the real embarrassment, when you don't know something especially when you are interrogated about that in interviews or examsTip 8 - Customize the notes into your own summarized, easy to go through versionThis will help you to deal with the knowledge in an efficient way that you can access the knowledge easily and quickly. If you are unable to customize and summarize the notes then it is a clear sign that either the information is not presented in an organized way or you are not understanding it well Tip 9 - Enjoy what you are doingIf you find yourself getting bored of studying, stopover and take a break. Find a way that creates interest in your study, in case that can be by turning study into a game, making study interactive, more visual or even studying interesting case reports onlineTip 10 – Avoid taking ridiculous amounts of tea/coffee/caffeine based: Despite the fact some people find it a good idea to get themselves awake and active by taking strange amounts of coffee or tea etc. In fact it is not always a good deed especially on the day before an exam because it will cuff you ultimately and will end you up with muzzy feelingDespite the fact some people find it a good idea to get themselves awake and active by taking strange amounts of coffee or tea etc. In fact it is not always a good deed especially on the day before an exam because it will ultimately cuff you and will end you up with a muzzy feeling.

The Council of the College of Medicine  held its regular session to discuss a number of important preparations for the next academic year.Where the council discussed clinical training, coordination with hospitals, laboratory equipment, curriculum development plan, and scientific agreements with international universities.The Deanship of the College aspires to provide full support to students and work to follow up on issues that concern them and work to address them.

Prof. Dr. Ali Mansour Jassim, Associate Dean for Administrative Affairs at the College of Medicine,  peace be upon him, participated in the doctoral discussion committee (chairman of the committee) at the University of Karbala, College of Education for Pure Sciences, by student Suhad Khaled Sagheer, for her thesis tagged Diagnosis of some types of yeast Candida spp.The thesis has been accepted with distinction

 
Prof. Dr. Ali Mansour Jassim, Associate Dean for Administrative Affairs at the Faculty of Medicine, Warith Al-Anbiya University, PBUH, will participate as a lecturer in the medical education course held by the British Royal College of Internal Physicians. Iraq branchThe date of the lecture is Friday, August 10, at 8 pm on the Zoom platform.Lecture title: How to be a professional student

Prof. Dr. Adeeb Ahmed Al-Zubaidi, Head of the Pharmacology Branch at the College of Medicine published a scientific research entitled: Ameliorative effects of topical gemifloxacin alone or in combination with clobetasol propionate on an imiquimod-induced psoriasis model in rats.Ameliorative effects of topical gemifloxacin alone or in combination with clobetasol propionate on imiquimod-induced psoriasis model in rats.In a solid international scientific journal within Scopus containers (Q2)Watch issued in Germany since 1873 ADAnd name:Nonen Schmidberg Archives of Pharmacology

Prof. Dr. Adeeb Ahmed Al-Zubaidi, a faculty member in the Pharmacology Branch / College of Medicine / University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa, participated in the membership of the discussion committee of doctoral student Shaima Muhammad Ali in the Pharmacology Branch / College of Medicine / Al-Nahrain University on Sunday 5/7/2023 as Supervising the completion of her thesis tagged:Effects of Valproic Acid and Huperzine A on Systemic Bone Loss, Inflammatory and Oxidative Stress Parameters in Rheumatoid Arthritis: An Experimental Study.The discussion committee consisted of the distinguished professors:1- Prof. Ahmed Rahma Ali / Chairman2- Prof. Ban Juma Qasim / member3- Prof. Faiq Isho Kurial / member4- Prof.. Muhammad Qasim Yahya/ member5- Prof.. Haider Faisal Ghazi / member6- Prof. Adeeb Ahmed Kazem Al-Zubaidi / member and supervisorThe thesis has been accepted successfully and with distinction

The Associate Dean for Scientific Affairs at the Faculty of Medicine, Lecturer Dr. Riyad Hanioh, participated in the Chem Talk 2023 conference, which was held in Cairo, Egypt.
The doctor's participation was through his lectures on the latest technologies in the field of diabetes and blood analysis tests.

Engineer Muhammad Baqer Salam won the Distinguished Employee Award for the College of Medicine in the competition held by the Scientific Affairs Department at the University Presidency