As part of its ongoing efforts to foster a constructive university environment and strengthen students’ contribution to a thoughtful and cohesive academic community, the Cultural Student Club at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) hosted an interactive dialogue session titled:
“The Role of University Students in Shaping Collective Awareness.”
Students from the Colleges of Engineering, Islamic Sciences, Management and Economics, and Science participated in the event, which explored common behavioural challenges within university settings. The discussions led to several meaningful recommendations, including the importance of positive role models, ethical behaviour, intentional decision-making, and a commitment to personal excellence.
This initiative reflects the university’s vision to enhance inclusive and transformative education while promoting a peaceful and accountable academic culture. It also supports broader efforts to build strong, just institutions through student empowerment and active engagement.
In line with the directives of the President of the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH), the Department of Registration and Student Affairs organised a specialised ministerial workshop on the "Student Information Management System". The workshop aimed to enhance the efficiency of academic data handling and improve student services using the latest approved systems.
This initiative supports the university’s efforts to align with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4: Quality Education, by advancing administrative and educational systems and fostering a more modern and responsive academic environment for students.
In cooperation with the Iraqi Development Council, the Colleges of Medicine and Law at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) held a scientific seminar titled “Youth and the Future: Creating Opportunities” under the patronage of the university president and supervision of the dean of the College of Medicine.
The seminar explored the role of youth in shaping a better future and emphasised the importance of empowering them to overcome challenges and leverage available opportunities across various sectors. It also highlighted strategies to enhance youth participation in social and economic development, aligning with Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education) and Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth).
Academic experts and specialists participated in the seminar, delivering presentations and engaging in discussions on how to amplify youth contributions to sustainable development and ensure they are equipped to make a positive impact in their communities.
As part of its commitment to public safety and sustainable urban development, the College of Medicine at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH), in collaboration with the Karbala Traffic Directorate, organised a symposium on traffic challenges and road safety.
Lieutenant Colonel Muhannad Al-Husseini presented insights on traffic accident trends, underlying causes, and strategic solutions to enhance road safety, reduce congestion, and promote efficient transportation systems. The event emphasised the importance of collaborative governance, data-driven policies, and public awareness in building resilient infrastructure and sustainable urban mobility for the community.
In its commitment to academic excellence and sustainable educational development, the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) organised a workshop titled "Evaluating Faculty Performance Based on Bologna Process Standards" under the supervision of the Quality Assurance and Academic Performance Department.
This initiative aligns with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research’s efforts to enhance higher education quality in accordance with international benchmarks. Participants explored evaluation methodologies based on the Bologna Process framework, focusing on key assessment criteria and their alignment with global best practices in higher education.
The workshop emphasised the importance of standardised evaluation in improving teaching effectiveness, fostering innovative learning environments, and ensuring high-quality education. Experts highlighted the role of these practices in creating a resilient and globally competitive academic system, reinforcing the sustainability and continuous advancement of higher education institutions.
The Student Affairs Department at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) organised a workshop for faculty members and student affairs staff from various colleges on the University Management System launched by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
The workshop covered the mechanisms of using the new system and the services it provides, including student data management, registration, issuance of digital IDs, and the automation of various academic processes.
Additionally, participants discussed the challenges that may arise in implementing the system within colleges and explored technical and administrative solutions to ensure its optimal deployment.
As part of its ongoing efforts to develop the life and professional skills of its academic staff, the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) organized a training workshop titled "Frame," attended by a number of faculty members and students.
The workshop addressed the importance of setting personal boundaries and their impact on achieving balance and success in life. Several key topics were discussed, most notably that boundaries are not restrictions but rather a means of protecting one's rights, time, and aspirations. It was emphasized that setting boundaries is a skill that can be learned and mastered, enhancing a balanced life and contributing to individuals' success in their professional, academic, and administrative fields.
The College of Law and Political Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) organized a scientific symposium titled:
"Religious Authority, Tribes, and Law: A Partnership in Achieving Community Security"
The event was attended by a group of academic, security, and social figures.
The symposium featured Brigadier General Alaa Al-Hasnawi, Director of the Karbala Crimes Department, who highlighted the crucial role of religious authority and tribes in reinforcing the law and ensuring societal stability. Al-Hasnawi emphasized the importance of effective coordination between security institutions, legal bodies, and tribal leaders to achieve peace and security in the community.
The event also included in-depth discussions on mechanisms for cooperation among these entities to uphold justice and maintain social harmony.
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH), in collaboration with the High Commission for Human Rights—Karbala Office, organized a scientific symposium titled "Intellectual Immunisation Against Terrorism and Violent Extremism."
The symposium featured lectures by Dr. Sabah Al-Jubouri, Majid Ouda Al-Masoudi, and Nawras Adnan, who presented scientific and analytical insights into the dangers of extremist ideologies, the importance of intellectual and legal awareness in curbing violent extremism, and strategies to strengthen intellectual security within society.
This symposium is part of the university's ongoing series of scientific activities, reflecting its social responsibility to spread awareness and combat all forms of extremism.
The College of Law at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH), in partnership with the College of Media’s Digital Media Department, convened a scientific symposium titled:
"The Mechanism of Lawmaking: General Amnesty, Personal Status, and Cybercrime Laws."
The symposium gathered an esteemed panel of professors specializing in both media and law.
The discussions focused on the legislative processes involved in enacting laws, examining the legal and media dimensions of legislation concerning general amnesty, personal status, and cybercrimes. The event also emphasized the pivotal role of digital media in fostering public awareness of legal matters.
This symposium is part of the university’s ongoing series of scientific initiatives aimed at advancing legal and media literacy among students and the academic community.
The Continues Education Centre at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa is pleased to announce the opening of registration for the Mobile Application Programming Basics Course, set to begin on January 25, 2024. The course will be conducted by Engineer Mustafa Jamal Saadoun.
Course Details:
Duration: 5 days
Timing: 2 hours daily
Course Topics Include:
Introduction to mobile application development
Programming fundamentals for app development
Basics of the Dart programming language
Introduction to the Flutter development framework
Building your first mobile application
Publishing applications on the App Store and Google Play
Fee: 25,000 IQD, payable at the university's financial department. To register, please visit the link below.
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The Dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) hosted the esteemed orator, Sheikh Zaman Al-Hasnawi (may his success continue), in a notable gathering attended by the university's students.
A cultural seminar titled "The Divine Project in Its Seven Stages" was organized, delving into various aspects of this significant topic.
This event aimed to enrich the intellectual and cultural understanding of the students, fostering an engaging and reflective academic environment.
As part of its ongoing efforts to improve medical education, the College of Medicine at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) organised group discussion sessions for its students, aimed at enhancing academic and communication skills. These sessions are part of the university's interactive curriculum, designed to deepen students' understanding through collaborative discussions.
The session covered important medical topics related to diagnosis and treatment, providing students with the opportunity to ask questions and share their insights on the presented medical cases. The discussions also helped strengthen their ability to analyse medical problems and make clinical decisions.
Through these activities, the university aims to develop students' competencies in collaborative, participatory medical education, better preparing them for professional postgraduate practice.
The College of Medicine at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) held a scientific seminar titled "The Plague of Drugs: Causes and Solutions," presented by Dr. Jassim Al-Mousawi and Dr. Sabah Al-Jubouri. The seminar explored the reasons behind youth drug abuse, including social and economic pressures and environmental influences. It also discussed possible solutions to curb the spread of this issue through prevention programmes and specialised treatment.
The speakers emphasised the crucial role of educational and health institutions in raising community awareness about the dangers of drugs, urging increased collaboration between society and government bodies to combat this phenomenon and protect young generations.
During the summer break, the Continuous Education Centre at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) provides supported training courses, including one on computer skills taught by trainer Hussam Al-Awidi. The course seeks to build and expand the abilities of participants in institutions and enterprises, and it covers the following major topics:
Knowledge of the computer and the basics of working on the Windows operating system using search engines on the Internet
Formatting documents and texts using Microsoft Word
Fast printing
Dealing with important tables and functions in Microsoft Excel
Creating presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint
Electronic archiving
Participants were separated into work teams and worked together to complete tasks utilising computer and office tools successfully.
The Continuous Education Centre continues to provide courses to improve skills and expand capacities during the summer break, with registration available throughout the morning shift.
In collaboration with the Regional Centre for Emergency Medicine, the College of Medicine at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) arranged a training workshop on advanced first aid (BLS) at the College laboratories. The event was witnessed by the President of the University, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Hayawi, the Dean of the College of Medicine, Dr. Ali Abd Saadoun Al-Ghazi, and the Director of the Centre for Emergency Medicine, Dr. Fadel Okla Al-Rubaie.
Representatives from the medical detachments at the Holy Shrines of Imam Hussein and Abbas (PBUT), the Middle Euphrates governorates, and the Iraqi Ministry of Health were present at the workshop. The University is committed to improving health competence in society, and this workshop seeks to train health and medical workers on crowd medicine procedures and treating mass casualties during million-visits.
This visit is part of the university's efforts to make sure the examination procedure functions properly and efficiently. The university extends its best wishes for exam success to each and every one of the dear students.
In the presence of the Dean of the College of Medicine, Professor Dr. Ali Abd Saadoun Al-Ghazi, the College of Medicine at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) held a workshop on "Digital Clinical Training with High-Resolution AI Simulation.
Dr. Ahmed Abdel Muslim, the college's medical education coordinator, explained that the workshop included training students on the digital or imaginary patient, in which students interact with developments in the medical condition, beginning with a medical history, clinical and laboratory examination, and ending with diagnosis and treatment. The programme also involves clinical exams and educational feedback.
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa's (PBUH) Department of Administrative and Financial Affairs, in collaboration with the Department of Registration and Student Affairs, organised a training workshop titled "Ministerial Teacher Management System" to educate those who authorise the ministerial biometric fingerprint in the university's colleges and departments.
The workshop covered fingerprint requirements and issues faced by credentialed individuals and established suitable solutions for these issues.
Under the direction of the deans of the faculties of medicine and nursing, the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH) organised a training workshop for students from the two colleges in collaboration with the Medical Operations Centre in the Iraqi Ministry of Health and the Mass Medicine Centre.
The workshop aimed to develop work skills in emergency centres and crowd medicine, treating accidents during the visits of millions [such as Al-Arbaeen], in addition to managing mass casualties and taking patients’ vital signs.
Assistant Professor Dr. Ali Al-Sharifi, the dean of the College of Law, attended a workshop on "The Iraqi National Rankings of Universities" that was hosted by the Department of Quality Assurance and University Performance. Assistant Lecturer Hussein Al-Ghanimi led the workshop, which was attended by College of Law faculty members. The workshop's objectives were to evaluate college and faculty performance, review the plans created to enter the local and worldwide rankings, and follow up on the procedures linked to the national rankings that were finished. The university strives to provide the best possible university education, which is why it is holding this session.
2024/05/31
In an effort to enhance students' skills during the spring break, the College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him), specifically the Information Technology Department, organized a practical training course on network installation and programming for first-year students.
The course was delivered by programmer Abbas Nouri from the University's Electronic Computing Center.
This initiative from the college's administration aims to train students and enhance their practical skills, preparing them for the job market. Mr. University President, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Hayawi, emphasized the importance of students seizing this valuable opportunity to develop and enhance their skills during his meeting with them.
As part of the "Green University Environment Week" initiative organized by the General Secretariat of Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, the Faculty of Medicine held an important scientific lecture for its students. The university hosted Dr. Ali Nokhvi, a lecturer at Hull University in the UK and a cardiologist at Castle Hill Hospital, to deliver an engaging scientific lecture titled "Hypertension: What's New in 2024?"
The lecture discussed the latest advancements and innovations in the field of hypertension for the year 2024, where Dr. Nokhvi provided an in-depth insight into recent developments in this field. It was an opportunity for students to learn about the latest research and medical technologies contributing to the effective and innovative diagnosis and treatment of hypertension.
The lecture was distinguished by its rich content and valuable information presented by Dr. Nokhvi, making it a unique opportunity for medical students to enhance their knowledge and understanding in this vital field.
The Faculty of Engineering, Biomedical Engineering Department, in collaboration with the Continuing Education Center, organized an intensive training course titled "Arduino from Scratch to Mastery." The course was excellently delivered by Assistant Professor Mustafa Habib Jiyad.
The course spanned five days and focused on downloading libraries, writing and reading code, and interfacing sensors, electronic components, and display screens.
Participants included faculty engineers as well as university students. At the conclusion of the course, participation certificates were distributed to the attendees, reflecting the success and effectiveness of this fruitful educational experience.
In a significant educational initiative, the Department of Medical Physics at the Faculty of Sciences of the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) hosted a specialized scientific symposium entitled "Radiation Quantities and Units," led by expert Dr. Ahmed Musa Jaafar. This distinguished scientific session targeted department students, opening up new horizons for them to understand radiation sciences in an engaging and profound manner.
The symposium included a detailed presentation on how to measure and control radiation, in addition to providing effective strategies for preventing radiation risks. The discussion did not only focus on the theoretical aspect but also extended to reviewing practical applications of radiation in various fields such as industry and medicine, emphasizing the importance of awareness and protection against potential hazards.
This symposium represents a part of the commitment of the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) to provide rigorous scientific education that combines theory and application, and to enhance health awareness and safety in the use of radiation technology.
