The College of Nursing at Baghdad University, represented by the head of the Rehabilitation, Employment and Follow-up Unit, Prof. Dr. Hawra Hussein Ghafil, and the head of the Electronic Incubation and Environment Unit, Assistant Professor Dr. Noha Adel Ibrahim, participated in the activities of the Iraq Conference for Higher Education, which kicked off at the University of Baghdad
The college participated in a workshop entitled “The Role of International Organizations in Supporting Higher Education Development Strategies in Iraq”. The workshop was presented by a group of Iraqi and international lecturers working in international organizations supporting the educational sector in Iraq. The workshop was attended by the directors of the Rehabilitation and Employment Centers, the Electronic Incubation and Environment Unit, and the directors of the Continuing Education Centers at the universityThe workshop aimed to introduce international organizations supporting education in Iraq and present their achievements in supporting universities, rehabilitating educational institutions, and funding projects that promote vocational and technical education and provide lifelong learning opportunities, which contributes to building a more inclusive and sustainable educational system
The workshop concluded with the following recommendations: Strengthen partnerships with international organizations to develop higher education in Iraq Focus on the internationalization of education and academic openness to the world. Providing programs to support graduates and qualify them for the global labor market, thus contributing to raising the quality of education and enhancing the status of Iraqi universities internationally
This participation comes within the framework of the College of Nursing’s efforts to support efforts to develop higher education and qualify its students in accordance with international standards and labor market requirements, and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Goal 3 Good Health and Goal 4 Good Education
