Administrative Divisions Al-Mustaqbal Energy Research Center
As part of the university’s strategic plan to obtain the title of the First Sustainable University in Iraq, Prof. Dr. Sulwan Ubaid Waheed, Director of the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, participated in the first central committee meeting held on July 7, 2025, alongside members from various academic and technical departments involved in sustainability. 🌿 The meeting focused on reviewing the essential requirements and criteria to ensure that the university’s infrastructure and operations align with global sustainability standards, including: ▪️ Energy efficiency and optimal resource utilization ▪️ Waste management and recycling strategies ▪️ Integration of renewable energy sources ▪️ Promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices across campus 📍 Attendees discussed implementation plans, timelines, and site readiness for the upcoming evaluation visit by the Ministries of Higher Education and Environment, and defined the responsibilities of each unit and center. 🗣️ Prof. Dr. Sulwan reaffirmed the center’s full readiness to support the transition to sustainability, emphasizing the center’s pioneering role in promoting renewable energy applications and environmental performance within the university. 🌱 This participation reflects the center’s deep commitment to enhancing the university’s reputation at both national and international levels, and its active engagement in building a sustainable academic environment in line with global standards.
Dr. Sulwan Ubaid Wahid, Director of the Al-Mustaqbal Energy Research Center, participated today, Monday, July 7, 2025, in the University Sustainability meeting, which was held at the Department of Scientific Affairs at the university. The meeting aimed to discuss strategies for promoting sustainability within the university campus and developing an action plan to establish an environmentally friendly academic environment that supports the use of renewable energy and green technologies. During the meeting, Dr. Sulwan presented an overview of the center’s current projects in the fields of clean energy and resource efficiency. He emphasized the importance of integrating sustainability principles across all aspects of the university’s operations—academic, research, and administrative. This participation reflects the ongoing efforts of the Al-Mustaqbal Energy Research Center to support the university’s vision of becoming a model of sustainability, capable of addressing future environmental and energy challenges through innovation and collaboration.
Honoring the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Renewable Energy Research during the University Presidency’s Meeting with the College of Engineering In a distinguished academic atmosphere, and under the generous patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, the College of Engineering witnessed an extensive meeting that included the professors and affiliates of the college, in the presence of the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr. Azhar Mohsen Abd, the Director of Scientific and Academic Supervision, Professor Dr. Muzafar Sadiq Al-Zuhairi, along with the assistants and heads of scientific departments The University President began his speech by praising the great efforts made by the college and its research centers, highlighting the major achievement accomplished by Al-Mustaqbal University in the Times Higher Education Global Ranking for Sustainable Development 2025, where it attained the first global rank in the Clean Energy category under Goal 7 of the Sustainable Development Goals, noting that this achievement represents a national pride and reflects the level of academic and practical excellence of the university. The Al-Mustaqbal Center for Renewable Energy Research had an active presence in this meeting, where the Center’s Director, Professor Dr. Sulwan Ubaid, presented a detailed report covering the Center’s performance during the past period, and the scientific and research initiatives it implemented within the clean energy axis, which contributed tangibly to ac At the conclusion of the meeting, the University President honored the Dean of the College of Engineering, the Director of the Renewable Energy Research Center, and a number of professors and affiliates, in appreciation of their outstanding efforts and qualitative contributions to elevating the university’s standing both locally and internationally
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The summer training program for students of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies continues under the direct supervision of the almustaqbal Center for Energy Research. As part of the program, students participate in ongoing field visits to several actual work sites, allowing them to observe the practical realities of engineering projects and engage directly with the technical and administrative aspects of implementation he aim of this program is to enhance the students practical skills and connect them with real-world work environments, in alignment with labor market requirements and to contribute to building a well-qualified and trained generation of engineers. Several field visits have already been carried out in the presence of Professor Dr. Sulwan Obeid Waheed, Director of the Center, who emphasized the importance of this training project in refining students abilities and expanding their technical knowledge. He pointed out that moving between different sites allows students to gain diverse experiences and deepens their understanding of the engineer’s role in various areas such as planning, supervision, and execution. This training project has yielded significant benefits for the students, offering them a rare opportunity to closely observe work systems in both investment and governmental projects, interact with modern devices and equipment, and explore realistic implementation methods within an integrated professional environment. The almustaqbal Center for Energy Research reaffirms its commitment to continuing the support and organization of such high-quality programs, which play a key role in preparing students to enter the job market with competence and professionalism
As part of the scientific and practical program of summer training, an outstanding scientific lecture was delivered by Consulting Engineer Salim Jassim Hammoud Al-Rubaie, titled: (Bridging Theoretical and Practical Knowledge in the Real Work Structure and Mechanisms for the Success of Investment Projects and the Engineer’s Role in Achieving Them).** The lecture thoroughly addressed the importance of integrating academic study with field experience in the work environment, and how this integration contributes to shaping an engineer capable of making realistic decisions based on a comprehensive scientific and practical understanding. Engineer Salim emphasized the role of the engineer in leading work teams and understanding the requirements of investment projects in terms of cost, time, quality, and smart planning, noting that the success of any project does not depend solely on design, but also on the ability to implement it realistically and effectively in the field. The lecture also presented real examples of successful investment projects and explained the factors that contributed to their success, such as administrative organization, resource control, technical communication skills, in addition to the importance of teamwork and the spirit of initiative within the engineering team. The lecture was characterized by an interactive style, as students participated with a series of questions and contributions that reflected their desire to benefit from field experiences and deepen their awareness of the engineer’s real responsibilities in Al-Mustaqbal projects. This activity comes as part of a series of lectures and practical workshops organized by the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, in an effort to bridge the gap between classrooms and the labor market, and to qualify students of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies to become effective contributors in the development and construction efforts of national and investment projects.
As part of the summer training program for students of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies, a specialized field lecture was held under the title: (Control Systems and Electrical Control Panels for the Entire Building). The lecture was delivered by Engineer Salah Mahdi Aboud at an actual work site and in a practical manner aimed at enhancing the students’ hands-on experience. During the lecture, Engineer Salah addressed the design and operation mechanisms of control systems used in modern buildings, including lighting systems, elevators, water pumps, air conditioning, alarms, and emergency systems. He provided a detailed explanation of the technical functions of various electrical panels (MDB, SMDB, DB), how electrical loads are distributed, and how proper protection is ensured for each system. The lecture also covered reading electrical schematics and connecting them to real-world implementation, understanding the components of control panels, mechanisms of manual and automatic control, in addition to programming concepts using PLC systems and the integration of smart panels into modern building systems. The session was marked by strong student engagement, as they raised a number of questions reflecting their interest in delving deeper into this vital field and their eagerness to understand the relationship between design, implementation, and the actual operation of electrical systems. The activity was attended by the Director of the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research, Professor Dr. Sulwan Ubaid Waheed, who affirmed the Center’s continuous support for such field-based initiatives, which aim to prepare students for the job market by integrating theoretical study with practical application at real work sites.
As part of the summer training program for students of the College of Engineering and Engineering Technologies, a practical on-site lecture was organized under the title (Design of Elevators: Mechanical and Electrical Types) at the work site inside the BDC Mall project.** The lecture was delivered in a practical and applied manner, during which the components of elevators were explained from both mechanical and electrical perspectives, along with the design and implementation mechanisms. The lecture also clarified the most important technical standards that must be taken into account during installation and operation. Moreover, the session highlighted the safety and security requirements related to elevator systems, and how coordination is carried out between the design engineer and the executing parties during all stages of the project. The lecture was distinguished by the active participation of students, who engaged with the scientific content and direct field explanations, adding a practical dimension that enhances their theoretical understanding and provides them with real-world experience. This field activity was attended by the Center Director, Professor Dr. Sulwan Ubaid Waheed, in affirmation of the Center’s support for field training activities that contribute to developing students’ skills and preparing them for the labor market. This activity is part of a series of field lectures that the Al-Mustaqbal Center for Energy Research is keen to organize, aiming to qualify the new generation of engineers and enable them to bridge the gap between academic study and practical application