A training workshop entitled “Emotional Intelligence and Influential Leadership for Women in the Workplace” was conducted by Assistant Lecturers Khatam Mohammed Hamza and Doaa Shaker Kazem, with the aim of developing leadership skills and enhancing women’s competencies in modern work environments. The workshop addressed the concept of emotional intelligence as a fundamental pillar of professional success, focusing on self-awareness, emotional regulation, and the ability to build effective professional relationships based on understanding and communication. It also highlighted the role of influential leadership in empowering women by strengthening their ability to positively impact work teams, encourage initiative, and support decision-making. The presenters emphasized the complementary relationship between emotional intelligence and effective leadership, noting that these skills contribute to improved institutional performance and the creation of a supportive and motivating work environment. The workshop concluded by stressing the importance of investing in the development of women’s leadership capacities, thereby enhancing their role in achieving sustainable development and improving organizational performance.      

The College of Science organized a specialized scientific workshop entitled:“Mechanisms and Requirements for Obtaining Program Accreditation: A Roadmap Toward Academic Excellence.” The workshop was delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Hikmat Adnan Jawad and attended by a distinguished group of faculty members and academic staff. The workshop aimed to present the conceptual and practical framework of program accreditation, highlighting the standards and indicators adopted in evaluating academic programs. It also outlined the essential requirements and organizational procedures necessary for obtaining accreditation, in a way that enhances the quality of the educational process and keeps pace with national and international standards in higher education. The workshop topics included a detailed presentation of the mechanisms for preparing program accreditation files and methods for documenting evidence and supporting materials in accordance with approved quality models. In addition, it addressed the key challenges faced by academic departments in implementing accreditation standards and discussed ways to overcome them using sound scientific methodologies. The College Deanship emphasized the importance of adopting quality assurance and academic accreditation concepts as a fundamental pillar in the development of academic programs, praising the efforts of the workshop organizers and the lecturer’s contribution to enriching academic knowledge. This workshop comes as part of a series of scientific activities that the College is keen to organize in support of institutional excellence and to fulfill the requirements of academic and program accreditation.

This workshop aims to promote the values of academic integrity and responsibility among students, considering them as fundamental pillars in building a successful professional identity. It focuses on raising students’ awareness of the concept of academic integrity and its significance in their academic and professional journeys, in addition to introducing proper research practices such as accurate citation of sources and the avoidance of plagiarism. The workshop also addresses the role of individual responsibility in adhering to ethical standards within and beyond the university environment, while fostering critical thinking skills and encouraging self-reliance in completing academic tasks. Furthermore, it presents practical examples and case studies to help students understand the ethical challenges they may encounter and how to address them with awareness and professionalism. Overall, the workshop seeks to prepare students who possess a high level of ethical awareness and are capable of representing their educational institutions with competence and integrity in the labor market and society.

A scientific lecture entitled “Common Errors in the Arabic Language” was delivered by Ms. Assistant Lecturer Doaa Shaker Kazem. The lecture examined and analyzed the most prominent linguistic errors commonly encountered in both spoken and written usage, particularly within the university environment. It began by highlighting the importance of maintaining the integrity of the Arabic language as a tool for thought and expression and as a vessel of knowledge, emphasizing that accuracy in language use constitutes a fundamental pillar in constructing a rigorous academic text. The lecture addressed the most widespread spelling errors, such as incorrect writing of hamza forms, confusion between the tied taa (taa marbuta) and the open taa, and failure to distinguish between alif maqṣura and yaa, explaining how such mistakes weaken the formal quality of a text. It also examined grammatical errors related to case endings, especially the incorrect marking of subjects and objects, lack of agreement between verbs and subjects, and improper use of particles such as inna and its sisters and verbs like kana and its sisters. Furthermore, the lecture shed light on morphological and stylistic issues, including incorrect plural formation, confusion between the active and passive participles, as well as the influence of colloquial expressions and unnecessary verbosity in formal writing. The lecture ultimately aimed to improve students’ linguistic performance, enhance their awareness of essential grammatical and orthographic rules, and develop their ability to produce accurate, coherent, and clear texts, thereby contributing to academic advancement and preserving the status of the Arabic language as a fundamental component of cultural and intellectual identity.    

The College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa organized a scientific workshop titled: "Mastering Volumetric and Gravimetric Analysis Techniques in Analytical Chemistry" The workshop aimed to enhance the skills of students and researchers in handling the most precise chemical analysis methods. The key sessions focused on: Practical procedures for volumetric and gravimetric titrations. Methods for obtaining accurate results in laboratory examinations. Applications of these techniques in industrial fields and quality control. This workshop is part of a series of scientific activities organized by the college to bridge the gap between theoretical study and practical application. This initiative ensures the graduation of distinguished scientific talents capable of working in various specialized laboratories. #University_of_Warith_Al_Anbiyaa #College_of_Science

As part of its continuous efforts to enhance health and academic awareness, the College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) organized a specialized workshop entitled “Concepts of Radiotherapy and Its Importance for Cancer Patients.” The workshop was delivered by Dr. (Asst. Prof.) Ahmed Mousa Jaafar, in the presence of a distinguished group of faculty members, students, and individuals interested in the medical and physical sciences fields. The workshop addressed several precise scientific themes aimed at highlighting the pivotal role of medical physics in the treatment of cancer, including: Introduction to Modern Techniques: A review of the latest devices used to accurately direct radiation beams toward tumors with high precision. Mechanism of Radiation Therapy: An explanation of how radiation affects cancer cells, limits their spread, and preserves the surrounding healthy tissues. Therapeutic Importance: Clarifying the role of radiotherapy as a primary treatment option, whether used alone or as a complementary approach alongside surgery and chemotherapy. Psychological and Preventive Aspects: Preparing patients to accept treatment and effectively manage side effects. This workshop comes as part of the College’s scientific program, which focuses on linking educational outcomes with the needs of healthcare institutions, in support of treatment and rehabilitation efforts for cancer patients in Iraq.

Embodying the university's vision of linking basic sciences with modern medical applications, and under the auspices of the Deanship of the College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH), the college organized a specialized workshop titled "Laser Applications in Medicine: Current Horizons and Future Prospects." The workshop was presented by the faculty member (Asst. Lect. Abdullah Ali Harbi), with broad participation from researchers, students, and specialists in biophysics and medical technologies. The workshop aimed to highlight the pivotal role of laser techniques in modern medicine as a crucial tool for diagnosis, as well as surgical and non-surgical treatments. #University_of_Warith_Al_Anbiyaa #College_of_Science

  Embodying the motto "Science and Work," and under the direct supervision of the Deanship of the College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (PBUH), the college organized a specialized workshop titled "Modern Techniques in Microscopy." The workshop was presented by (Asst. Lect. Elaf Adnan Mahdi), with broad participation from professors, researchers, and undergraduate students. The workshop aimed to highlight the digital transformation in laboratory sciences and the transition from traditional optical microscopy to Advanced Microscopy techniques. These methods provide extreme precision in analyzing biological samples and chemical compounds, thereby enhancing the quality of scientific research and accurate diagnostics.   #University_of_Warith_Al_Anbiyaa #College_of_Science

In response to the rapid developments in biotechnology and laboratory diagnostics, and under the auspices of the Deanship of the College of Science, the college organized a specialized workshop titled "Modern Strategies and Techniques in Virus Diagnosis." The workshop was presented by (Asst. Lect. Khitam Mohammed Hamza), with the participation of a select group of professors, researchers, and specialists in life sciences and biotechnology. The workshop aimed to highlight the qualitative leap the world has recently witnessed in virus detection mechanisms, shifting from traditional methods to high-precision molecular and digital technologies. #University_of_Warith_Al_Anbiyaa #College_of_Science

A specialized workshop on Social Engineering and Information Security was organized as part of ongoing efforts to enhance security awareness and preventive practices in the field of information security. The workshop aimed to provide an in-depth understanding of the concept of social engineering as one of the most prominent cyberattack methods, while clarifying the techniques used by hackers to manipulate individuals and extract sensitive information from both institutions and individuals alike. The workshop was presented by Asst. Lect. Hassan Sabah Kazim, who reviewed the most common methods and strategies used in social engineering, supported by practical and analytical examples of electronic fraud attempts. The workshop also addressed information protection techniques and ways to enhance the level of cybersecurity, including effective password management, verification of information sources, and the ability to recognize fraudulent messages and phishing attacks, in accordance with the latest academic standards and best practices in this field.

As part of its ongoing efforts to develop students’ practical skills and link theoretical knowledge with real-world application, the College of Science at Warith Al-Anbiyaa University (peace be upon him) held a training workshop entitled “Blood Sampling Skills: Fundamentals and Applications.” The workshop was delivered by lecturer Karrar Hassan Ubaid, who provided a detailed explanation along with hands-on practical training for the participants. This workshop is part of a series of scientific activities adopted by the College to enhance students’ competencies and prepare them in a distinguished manner for the labor market in the health and laboratory fields.

The College of Science at Warith Al-Anbiyaa University (peace be upon him) organized a training workshop for first-year students, focusing on the mechanisms for using the Warith Al-Anbiyaa University application, the e-learning platform (Moodle), as well as the official university email system. The workshop was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Ali Hamid Areibi and programmer Ali Mahdi Mazloom, and aimed to familiarize students with the proper use of the university’s approved electronic platforms. It also sought to enable them to attend lectures, download academic materials, submit assignments, and communicate academically with faculty members with ease. This workshop comes as part of the College’s commitment to supporting newly admitted students and enhancing their digital competencies, thereby contributing to their academic preparedness and alignment with the requirements of e-learning.

 As part of the second axis of economic development for Iraqi women, the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Science, Al-Warith Al-Anbiyaa University, organized an educational seminar on “Empowering Iraqi Women in Sustainable Economic Development” on December 3, 2025. The seminar was delivered by Assistant Lecturers Ilaf Ali Safouk and Saja Basim. The seminar highlighted the importance of women’s participation in economic development, whether through engagement in the labor market, small and medium-sized enterprises, or entrepreneurship, emphasizing that such contributions strengthen the national economy. It also shed light on prominent Iraqi figures who played a significant role in economic development, including the renowned architect Zaha Hadid and Dr. Manar Abdul Amir Al-Zubaidi. Furthermore, the seminar stressed that sustainable economic development relies heavily on youth, as they represent the most capable force for driving change in society through creativity, innovation, responsiveness to environmental challenges, community participation, and decision-making. The seminar concluded by emphasizing the role of female students at the College of Science in advancing sustainable economic development through acquiring scientific knowledge and applying it in ways that serve society and the economy. This includes innovation, scientific research, raising scientific awareness, developing labor market skills, scientific entrepreneurship, and contributing to national solutions for development.

The College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) organized an awareness workshop entitled The Impact of Drug Abuse on Society, presented by faculty member Assistant Lecturer Abbas Taher, with the participation of students and academic staff. The workshop shed light on the health and social risks associated with drug abuse, emphasizing its destructive effects on individuals, families, and society, as well as its implications for public security and stability. The lecturer discussed the main causes behind the spread of this phenomenon and explored methods of prevention and treatment, highlighting the crucial role of educational institutions in raising awareness and promoting a culture of social responsibility among youth. The session concluded with a set of recommendations stressing the importance of continuous education and awareness programs, both within and beyond the university, to help curb the spread of drugs and protect society from their harmful consequences.

The College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) organized an awareness workshop entitled Women’s Day: Empowering Women in Science and Technology, delivered by faculty member Assistant Lecturer Karar Sadiq Mohsen, with the participation of students and academic staff. The workshop highlighted prominent historical figures who contributed significantly to the advancement of modern medical physics and information technology, underscoring their pioneering roles in shaping scientific progress. As part of the session, the lecturer presented an inspiring example of a leading woman in science and society: Assistant Professor Dr. Shaimaa Hussein Noufal, Dean of the College of Science, who stands out as the only female dean at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa. Her leadership was showcased as a model of academic excellence and women’s empowerment within the university community. The workshop also introduced a practical plan for students to enhance women’s visibility both locally and internationally in scientific activities, ensuring their empowerment and active participation in the academic and research community. This initiative reflects the university’s ongoing commitment to promoting equality, fostering women’s leadership, and building a scientific environment that supports reform and development.

The Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Science, University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa, within the framework of the pillar of participation and institutional reform, organized an educational awareness workshop for faculty members and students entitled “Violence Against Women: Awareness and Opposition.” This initiative is part of a series of efforts aimed at enhancing social awareness and fostering a safe and supportive university environment. The workshop addressed the concept of violence against women in its various forms—physical, psychological, legal, and social—while reviewing its causes and impacts on family stability and social cohesion. It also emphasized the role of educational and academic institutions in cultivating a culture of respect for women and opposing all forms of violence and discrimination. The workshop highlighted the legal and legislative framework that ensures the protection of women in Iraq, including: Provisions of the Iraqi Constitution that guarantee the protection and dignity of women. Articles of the Iraqi Penal Code that criminalize domestic violence and various assaults. The Domestic Violence Law and its drafts, which include protective measures. The role of the judiciary and relevant authorities in addressing cases of violence and safeguarding victims’ rights. The workshop also discussed the religious and ethical dimension that focuses on protecting women and preserving their status, drawing upon the principles of Islamic Sharia that call for compassion, justice, and the safeguarding of rights. Additionally, the workshop explored social challenges associated with violence, such as stereotypes, weak awareness of rights, the influence of family environments, and the lack of reporting and documentation. The workshop concluded with a set of practical recommendations, most notably: Strengthening awareness programs within and beyond the university. Empowering women intellectually and legally to defend their rights. Enhancing the role of educational and community institutions in reducing violence. Supporting student initiatives aimed at promoting a culture of social peace. This workshop comes as part of the university’s ongoing efforts to raise awareness and establish the principles of respect for human rights, in line with its vision and mission of reform and development.

The College of Science organized a training workshop entitled: “Skills for Using Microsoft Office Applications Effectively,” targeting the faculty members of the college. The workshop was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Karar Sadiq Mohsen and Assistant Lecturer Nabeel Sadiq Abdul-Abbas. The workshop aimed to enhance the teaching staff’s capabilities in utilizing Microsoft Office applications, thereby improving their academic and administrative efficiency and keeping pace with the requirements of modern education. It covered several key topics, including: Advanced use of Word for preparing academic research and documents. Employing Excel for data analysis and creating statistical tables. Designing professional presentations using PowerPoint. Strategies for time management and file organization through various Office tools. The workshop also emphasized the importance of integrating digital skills into teaching and research processes, as a means of improving academic performance and supporting the digital transformation of higher education institutions. The event concluded with practical recommendations encouraging faculty members to make optimal use of modern technologies and to further develop their digital skills, positively impacting the quality of education and scientific research within the college.  

On November 19, 2025, the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Science organized an educational awareness workshop titled: “Fundamentals of Information Technology and the Use of Digital Tools for Working Women.” The session was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Nabeel Sadiq and Assistant Lecturer Ali Mahmoud. The workshop highlighted the vital role that digital skills play in enhancing the efficiency of working women and strengthening their ability to meet the demands of the modern labor market. It emphasized that mastering the basics of information technology is a cornerstone of professional empowerment, serving as a gateway to greater opportunities for growth and innovation. Participants were introduced to a range of digital tools that improve productivity, including time management applications, Microsoft Office programs, and online platforms that support remote learning and work. The workshop also addressed the institutional framework that encourages digital transformation, underscoring the role of universities, ministries, and organizations in providing necessary training and fostering a supportive learning environment. Key challenges facing women in the digital field were discussed, such as limited access to technological resources, insufficient training opportunities, and cultural barriers that restrict women’s engagement in technology-related fields. The event concluded with practical recommendations aimed at promoting a culture of effective use of modern technologies, encouraging partnerships between the public and private sectors to provide sustainable training programs, and building an inclusive digital environment that enables working women to expand their skills and achieve a stronger, more influential professional presence.   Would you like me to refine this further into a short press release f

The Department of Information Technology Launches a Practical Training Course in Computer Maintenance As part of its plan to enhance students’ practical skills and make productive use of the summer break, the Department of Information Technology at the College of Science, University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him), in collaboration with the Center for Continuing Education, organized a training course titled “Computer Maintenance.” 🎙️ A message from Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Al-Ghanimi, Head of the Department of Information Technology, to the participating students: “Your participation in this course is a step toward professional excellence. Its impact will be evident in your practical creativity and self-confidence. Keep learning—you are the architects of the digital future.” The course aims to develop students’ abilities in handling common computer malfunctions through both theoretical and hands-on training in software and hardware maintenance. 🔧 Course topics included: Identifying the most common types of malfunctions Technical diagnosis and troubleshooting mechanisms Practical applications in maintaining hardware and software components 📍 This initiative reflects the department’s commitment to strengthening students’ skillsets and preparing them for the job market with advanced practical competencies. #University_of_Warith_Al_Anbiyaa #College_of_Science #Department_of_Information_Technology #Computer_Maintenance #Continuing_Education #Training_Courses #Practical_Skills #Summer_Break

As part of its strategic efforts to enhance students’ practical competencies, the Department of Information Technology at the College of Science, University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him), in collaboration with the Continuing Education Center, organized a hands-on training course titled “Web Application Development Using Laravel.” 🖥️ The course was conducted under the supervision of Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Mohammed Ali Al-Ghanimi and delivered by Lecturer Hussein Zaki Jasim Al-Mankoshi, with active participation from a select group of department students. The training aimed to utilize the summer break to strengthen students’ programming and development skills, focusing on designing and building websites using the Laravel framework — a skillset increasingly sought after in today’s competitive job market. 📌 This initiative aligns with the department’s ongoing mission to cultivate a technically proficient and innovative workforce capable of responding to market demands.

As part of efforts to enhance quality culture and ensure the application of the best standards in scientific laboratories, Assistant Lecturer Hussein Al-Ghanmi from the Quality Department conducted a specialized training workshop on Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) for the staff of the College of Science at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa. The workshop witnessed remarkable attendance, with Assistant Professor Dr. Shaimaa Hussein Nawfal, Dean of the College of Science, and Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Mohammed Al-Ghanmi, Head of the Information Technology Department, both participating to emphasize the importance of continuous training and the enhancement of laboratory practices in accordance with global standards. The workshop covered several key topics, including GLP standards in laboratory management, ensuring result accuracy, documentation techniques, and sample handling, with the aim of improving the quality of research and scientific experiments at the college. At the conclusion of the workshop, attendees affirmed the necessity of implementing quality practices in laboratories to ensure scientific reliability and strengthen the university’s position in research. The efforts of the Quality Department in organizing this distinguished training event were highly commended. #LaboratoryQuality #GLP #Warith_AlAnbiyaa_University #College_of_Science #Information_Technology #Academic_Training #Quality_Standards #Scientific_Research #LabDevelopment #Higher_Education

The College of Sciences at the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (peace be upon him) organized a workshop titled "Human Rights: Concept and Legal Foundation." The session was delivered by Lecturer Abbas Taher and aimed to enhance the students' understanding of fundamental legal and social issues. This initiative reflects the college's dedication to raising awareness about important legal and societal topics. #HumanRights #LegalFoundation #University_of_Warith_Al_Anbiyaa #College_of_Sciences

The College of Science at the University of Warith organized an awareness workshop on the impact of drugs in Iraqi society, presented by Dr. Sabah Mohammad Jabir. The workshop targeted the students of the College of Science, where Dr. Sabah discussed the effects of drugs on individuals and society, the importance of raising awareness about their dangers, and methods of prevention. The workshop included discussions on the reasons behind the spread of drugs among youth and how to combat this phenomenon through cooperation between educational institutions and the community. Dr. Sabah also provided the students with advice and guidance on how to avoid falling into addiction and emphasized the importance of psychological and social support for recovering addicts. This workshop is part of ongoing efforts to raise community awareness about the dangers of drugs and to work towards building a drug-free society.

The College of Science at the University of Warith organized a workshop on the foundations of university identity, presented by Assistant Professor Dr. Talal Al-Kamali. The workshop targeted the students of the College of Science, where Dr. Al-Kamali discussed the various dimensions of university identity and how to build and develop it in higher education institutions. The workshop included the presentation of a set of theoretical and practical foundations that contribute to enhancing university identity, in addition to showcasing successful examples from other universities. The role of students and faculty members in building and maintaining university identity was also highlighted. This workshop is part of a series of initiatives aimed at raising awareness of the importance of university identity and its role in improving the quality of education and fostering a sense of belonging to the academic institution.