Administrative Divisions College of Technical Engineering
Under the patronage of the President of Jamiat Al-Mustaqbal (University of the Future), Prof. Dr. Hassan Shaker Mijidi, and under the direct supervision of Prof. Dr. Mudhar Sadiq Al-Zuhairi, Director of Scientific and Academic Supervision at the University, and with the attendance of the Representative of the Technical Engineering College, Jamiat Al-Mustaqbal (University of the Future) participated in the international scientific symposium entitled: “Water Management under Climate Change: Engineering and Agricultural Solutions for a Sustainable Water Future.” The symposium was organized by the Sustainable Development Division in cooperation with the Continuing Education Center at Jamiat Al-Mustaqbal (University of the Future), within the framework of the joint cooperation agreement between Jamiat Al-Mustaqbal (University of the Future) and Mansoura University in the Arab Republic of Egypt. The symposium was held on Monday, 29/12/2025, via the Google Meet platform, and witnessed the participation of a distinguished group of academics and specialists. The lectures were delivered by: Prof. Dr. Mohamed Maher Abdel Aal / Faculty of Agriculture – Mansoura University Prof. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim Jar Al-Elm / Faculty of Engineering – Mansoura University The symposium addressed key topics related to water resource management, the impact of climate change on water security, and the presentation of sustainable engineering and agricultural solutions, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly: Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals The event also included open scientific discussions and the exchange of information, ideas, and proposals among speakers and participants, contributing to the enhancement of scientific awareness and the sharing of academic expertise. At the conclusion of the symposium, the organizers expressed their sincere appreciation to the President of the University for his generous patronage, and extended their thanks to the distinguished speakers and all attendees for their active participation, emphasizing the importance of continuing such scientific activities in support of sustainable development pathways and community service.
Within the framework of the College of Engineering Technologies’ commitment to supporting scientific solutions that address water scarcity challenges, the Dean of the College held a specialized scientific workshop entitled “Modern Irrigation Methods and Techniques for Water Conservation.” The workshop highlighted the latest approaches to efficient water resource management. The workshop focused on modern irrigation technologies such as drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, and smart automated control systems, emphasizing their effective role in reducing water loss and optimizing water use efficiency, in line with current requirements and accelerating climate changes. The workshop also stressed the importance of applying these technologies in agricultural and construction projects, due to their direct impact on supporting the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly: Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production Goal 13: Climate Action The event witnessed positive interaction from participants, who emphasized the necessity of adopting and disseminating these modern practices and benefiting from them in shaping sustainable development policies that preserve water resources for future generations. Al-Mustaqbal University is ranked first among private universities in Iraq.
Under the slogan "Solutions for Water Conservation and Increased Production," Al-Mustaqbal University organized a scientific workshop on modern irrigation techniques. Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Prof. Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, the College of Engineering Technologies held a specialized scientific workshop titled "Managing Irrigation with Modern Technologies: Solutions for Water Conservation and Increased Production". This initiative comes within the university’s efforts to support sustainability, address climate challenges, and enhance the skills of students and engineering staff in utilizing modern technology. The lecture was delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Azhar Mohsen Abd, Dean of the College of Engineering Technologies, in the Student Activities Hall of the Engineering Building. The workshop focused on providing a technical roadmap for sustainable agriculture and covered the following main topics: Smart Irrigation: Using sensors to monitor soil moisture and plant needs with high accuracy. Advanced Irrigation Systems: Explaining drip irrigation and automated spraying mechanisms to reduce water wastage and improve efficiency. Remote Automated Control: Employing technology to monitor and manage irrigation processes autonomously and intelligently. Strategic Objectives of the Workshop: Participants emphasized that the workshop aims to rationalize the use of agricultural water, preserve the national water resources, and enhance agricultural productivity through the latest global technologies. The workshop also highlights Al-Mustaqbal University’s role in leading the transformation toward a "Sustainable University" by providing scientific and practical solutions to water scarcity and developing students' and engineering staff’s skills in smart control systems. This workshop reflects Al-Mustaqbal University’s commitment to innovation and sustainability, integrating scientific research with practical application to serve society and the environment, thereby strengthening its leading position among Iraqi and private universities.
Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, and under the supervision of the Dean of the Technical Engineering College, Assistant Professor Dr. Azhar Mohsen Abd, a specialized workshop entitled “Examination Instructions and Modern Assessment Methods” was held. The workshop was delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Hassan Hamad Ali, Head of the Measurement and Evaluation Unit at the College. The workshop aimed to develop examination mechanisms and enhance assessment systems in line with academic quality standards. It included a comprehensive review of the approved examination instructions, along with a detailed analysis of achievement rates during the previous academic year, with the aim of identifying gaps, avoiding errors, and strengthening the key aspects of the examination process. The workshop also highlighted the shift toward modern assessment methods for measuring students’ skills and learning outcomes, including: Authentic and digital formative assessment. Rubrics and electronic portfolios. Simulation-based assessment to ensure accurate measurement of educational outcomes. Key Recommendations of the Workshop The workshop concluded with a set of procedural recommendations, in accordance with official documents, aimed at improving the efficiency of the educational process, most notably: First: Addressing Weaknesses in Examination Performance Holding training workshops for teaching staff on the proper formulation of examination questions according to international academic standards. Activating thorough review of examination questions by scientific department administrations to ensure they are free from scientific or linguistic errors. Reviewing examination discipline regulations and raising students’ awareness of them to improve behavior during exams. Second: Analyzing and Addressing Examination Results Studying the reasons behind variations in pass rates among different academic departments. Identifying the most challenging courses and organizing intensive remedial courses for students, especially in core subjects such as mathematics and physics. Updating study plans to help improve success rates and enhance students’ comprehension. Third: Curriculum Development and Alignment with the Labor Market Forming specialized committees to review curricula and examine those adopted by reputable universities, ensuring alignment between learning outcomes, labor market requirements, and modern academic developments. The workshop concluded with open discussions marked by productive academic interaction, during which participants emphasized the importance of unifying visions and developing examination mechanisms in line with Al-Mustaqbal University’s aspirations to achieve quality and academic excellence.
Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Professor Dr. Hassan Shakir Majdi, and in cooperation with the Women’s Affairs Division, the Women’s Affairs Unit at the Technical Engineering College, under the supervision of the Computer Engineering Techniques Department, organized an awareness workshop entitled: “Domestic Violence: Its Causes, Consequences, and Treatment.” The workshop was also held under the patronage of the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr. Azhar Mohsen Abd, and attended by the Head of the Computer Engineering Techniques Department, Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Jabbar Abd Nassar, along with a number of faculty members and students. The event took place in the Conference Hall on Tuesday, 16/12/2025, at 12:00 p.m. The lecture was delivered by Assistant Professor Dr. Abdullah Jabbar Hussein, who addressed the concept of domestic violence, its various forms, and its psychological, social, and economic causes. He also highlighted its negative effects on individuals, families, and society, and its impact on social stability and mental health. In addition, he shed light on legal and social measures to reduce this phenomenon, emphasizing the promotion of family dialogue and the spread of community awareness. This workshop was organized in line with the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal Five (Gender Equality), through combating all forms of domestic violence, enhancing family protection, promoting human values, and supporting the role of educational institutions in social awareness and in building positive behavior among students. At the conclusion of the workshop, the organizers stressed the importance of continuing such awareness activities due to their effective role in supporting community development and enhancing social stability.
Under the patronage of the Dean of the College of Engineering Technologies, Assistant Professor Dr. Azhar Mohsen Abdul, the college organized a specialized training course aimed at developing the academic and technical staff, focusing on enhancing their practical and professional competencies. The program included evaluation tests to ensure that the training objectives were met and to strengthen the trainees’ practical readiness, contributing to improved academic and professional performance within the college. Through such initiatives, the college affirms its dedication to human capacity development in line with a modern vision that aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 4 (Quality Education), supporting innovation, quality, and social responsibility. Al-Mustaqbal University – the leading private university in Iraq
Al-Mustaqbal University / Women’s Affairs Division, in cooperation with the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Engineering Technologies, organized an awareness workshop in the Department of Building and Construction Engineering Technologies. The workshop was delivered by: Asst. Lecturer Sally Seelan Hussein, Asst. Lecturer Alaa Hussein Abdul Ameer, and Asst. Lecturer Haneen Fadhel Kazem, within the framework of the Iraqi National Plan for Women – Pillar Five: Enhancing the Role of Women in Managing Climate Change Risks and Protecting the Environment. As part of the department’s community-service activities, a team of faculty members visited Al-Siyada School, where they presented a lecture titled: “Cyber Extortion and Its Impact on Teenage Girls” The lecture discussed the risks of cyber extortion, its most common methods, and how students can protect themselves online. It also outlined the correct steps to take when facing any extortion attempt, emphasizing the importance of digital awareness and avoiding the sharing of personal information on the internet. The visit also included an introduction to Al-Mustaqbal University, its academic departments, and the advantages of studying there. A brief presentation highlighted the university’s academic programs and student services as part of its efforts to enhance community engagement and guide students toward majors that align with their interests and aspirations. The activity received strong interaction from the students, who raised several questions and engaged in discussions on how to avoid such risks—reflecting the importance of such initiatives in promoting digital safety and awareness in schools. Objective of the Activity This activity aims to enhance digital awareness among female students, empower them to protect themselves from cyber extortion, strengthen community partnerships, and reinforce the university’s role in spreading knowledge and responsible guidance within the community. Al-Mustaqbal University is the leading university among private universities in Iraq.
Under the patronage of Al-Mustaqbal University and the supervision of Prof. Sahira Qahtan Abdul-Jabbar, Head of the Women’s Affairs Division, and the follow-up of Chief Observer Amal Abbas Ubaid, Head of the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Engineering, the Department of Computer Engineering Technologies organized an awareness workshop titled: “Breast Cancer… Early Detection Means Life,” on Saturday, 22/11/2025, as part of implementing the Third National Plan for Women, Peace, and Security – Participation and Institutional Reform Pillar / Axis Three. The workshop was presented by Asst. Lect. Noor Al-Huda Hussein and Asst. Lect. Sima Mohammed Jawad, who focused on enhancing health awareness among participants and highlighting the vital role of early detection in reducing mortality rates and increasing recovery rates. The workshop included a detailed explanation of risk factors, monthly self-examination methods, and the importance of conducting periodic mammogram screenings, especially for high-risk groups. The presenters also reviewed the latest medical statistics showing that early detection increases treatment success rates by 90%. The workshop concluded with the affirmation that “Early detection is not just a medical procedure… it is a life-saving step.” Workshop Objective This workshop aims to enhance women's health awareness, enable them to take effective preventive measures, and promote a culture of early detection as a key method to reduce breast cancer risks, in addition to supporting Al-Mustaqbal University’s efforts in community awareness as part of the National Plan for Women, Peace, and Security. Al-Mustaqbal University is the leading university among private universities in Iraq.