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The University Contributes to Supporting the Arba’een Pilgrimage by Deploying Vehicles to Transport Pilgrims to and from Holy Karbala

As part of its social responsibility and its contribution to supporting national efforts aimed at serving pilgrims visiting the shrine of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him), the University of Information Technology and Communications has begun deploying a number of its vehicles to transport pilgrims to and from the holy city of Karbala, thus facilitating transportation during the Arba’een pilgrimage.

This initiative aligns with government directives supporting the success of the Arba’een pilgrimage and embodies the spirit of solidarity and cooperation in serving the pilgrims, by harnessing the university’s resources to contribute to providing the best possible services during this blessed occasion.

The university administration affirmed that this participation reflects the university’s commitment to fulfilling its national and humanitarian role alongside state institutions, and its support for efforts to provide suitable transportation for pilgrims, thereby contributing to the smooth flow of movement and enhancing the quality of services provided to them.

We ask God Almighty to accept everyone’s good deeds, to protect Iraq and its people, and to grant success to all those involved in serving the pilgrims of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him).

The Biomedical Informatics College concluded a specialized training course on the use of the “IQ-Learn” system

The Biomedical Informatics College at the University of Information Technology and Communications, in collaboration with the Continuous Education Unit, concluded a specialized five-day training course titled “How to Use the IQ-Learn System,” with the participation of a number of the college’s staff members.

The course aimed to develop participants’ skills in using the IQ-Learn system and to introduce mechanisms for managing e-learning content, thereby contributing to enhancing the efficiency of the educational process and leveraging modern digital technologies within the university learning environment.

The course included practical sessions delivered by Assist. Lect. Zaid Ali Sa’eed and Assist. Lect. May Tareq Abdulhadi, who outlined the system’s key features and demonstrated how to utilize its tools for managing courses and communicating with students.

This course is part of the Biomedical Informatics College efforts to enhance the digital capabilities of teaching staff and keep pace with technological advancements in e-learning, thereby improving academic performance and supporting the university’s digital transformation.

UoITC Organizes Awareness Campaign on Reducing Suicide Risks and Raise Community Awareness

The Department of Media and Government Communications at the University of Information Technology and Communications (UoITC) organized an awareness campaign to reduce the risks of suicide.
This initiative is part of the university’s ongoing efforts to enhance community awareness and foster a culture of mental health support among members of the university community.

The campaign involved displaying awareness posters throughout the university’s corridors and facilities.

These posters featured guidance and educational messages aimed at identifying the risks, causes, and negative impacts of suicide, while also emphasizing the vital importance of seeking psychological and social assistance when facing pressures and crises.

The Department of Media and Government Communications emphasized that this campaign stems from the university’s responsibility to spread awareness, promote mental health, and contribute to building a supportive and safe academic environment. Ultimately, this serves to protect students and staff while reinforcing values of hope and community solidarity.

This campaign is part of a series of educational activities and programs conducted by the university to raise awareness about various societal issues and foster positive behaviors among its students and staff.

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