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Dean of the College of Business Informatics Inspects Dormitory Students Emphasizing the Provision of a Safe Residential Environment

The Dean of the College of Business Informatics, Dr. Nagham Hamed Abdul-Mahdi, accompanied by the supervisor of dormitory students, Assistant Dr. Ammar Abdul-Rabba, conducted an inspection visit to the university’s dormitory residents.

The visit is based on the directives of the President of the University of Information and Communications  Technology (UoITC), Professor Dr. Abbas Mohsen Al-Bakri, to follow up on the conditions of dormitory students and review safety measures and civil defense patrols.

The visit included an inspection of the dormitory building and meetings with Arab and foreign students within the “Study in Iraq” initiative, from both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, as well as international students. It also involved assessing the students’ level of satisfaction with the housing conditions and the services provided.

Biomedical Informatics Organizes Volunteer Visit to Dar Al-Rahma for Elderly

For promoting values of social and humanitarian solidarity, the Women’s Affairs and Student Activities Departments at the College of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Information Technology and Communications organized a volunteer visit to Dar Al-Rahma for the elderly AlKadhimiyah. During this visit, several food items were provided in support of our fathers and mothers among the elderly.

The visit included a friendly dialogue session, during which we listened to their stories and life experiences, sharing conversations about their rich memories filled with situations and wisdom that reflect the depth of their life experience.

The visit was marked by a warm and heartfelt atmosphere, contributing to bringing joy and smiles to the faces of the elderly, reaffirming that kind words and sincere care have an impact equal to that of material giving.

This initiative is part of a series of volunteer activities that the university and its colleges are keen to organize, reinforcing the values of compassion and social responsibility towards these groups.

Medical Informatics College Holds Awareness Lecture on Radiation Dose Management and Leakage Accident Response

The College of Biomedical Informatics at the University of Information Technology and Communications held a scientific awareness lecture entitled “Radiation Dose Management and Leakage Accident Response,” presented by Lecturer Fatima Qasim, as part of the college’s activities aimed at promoting a culture of radiation safety.

The lecture aimed to raise participants’ awareness of optimal radiation dose management mechanisms and methods for a rapid and safe response to radiation leakage incidents, thus contributing to the protection of workers and reducing negative environmental impacts.

The lecture also addressed the importance of achieving a balance between the medical or industrial benefits of radiation use and minimizing potential risks, in accordance with approved radiation safety standards and regulations.

This lecture reflects the College of Biomedical Informatics’ commitment to supporting scientific and awareness-raising aspects and promoting safe practices in related medical and technical fields.

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