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University of Information Technology and Communications Organizes an Awareness and Cultural Festival for Pink Month

The University of Information Technology and Communications, through its Women’s Affairs Division, organized a cultural and awareness festival to mark Pink Month under the slogan, “In Pink, We Paint Hope; Through Creativity, We Empower.” The festival aimed to raise awareness of the importance of early detection of breast cancer.

The festival featured an art exhibition and a charity bazaar showcasing handmade crafts, creative products, and awareness posters, bringing together artistic expression, health awareness messages, and humanitarian initiatives.

The President of the University, Professor Dr. Abbas Mohsen Al-Bakri, toured the festival’s exhibition areas, reviewing the displayed works and diverse contributions. He praised the organizational efforts and initiatives aimed at promoting health awareness, supporting women’s creativity, and strengthening their role in society.

Two faculty members from the Business Informatics College delivered a training course for skills development

As part of efforts to enhance the scientific and practical capabilities of university staff, two faculty members from the Business Informatics College at the University of Information Technology and Communications— Lect. Dr. Lubna Abdul-Azeez and Assist. Lect. Sana’a Mohsen—conducted a training course titled “Developing Specialized Skills,” in collaboration with the university’s Continuous Education Center.

The course covered a range of specialized topics aimed at developing the participants’ scientific and practical skills and enhancing their professional expertise, in line with the latest developments in their fields of work and contributing to the advancement of their competencies.

The course also emphasized the importance of continuous learning, self-development, and the exchange of expertise and knowledge, all of which enhance the ability to keep pace with professional developments and improve performance within the university work environment.

This course is part of the university’s efforts to leverage academic expertise for developing specialized skills, supporting professional development pathways, and enhancing the efficiency of institutional performance.

UoITC Faculty Member Participates in El Gouna Film Festival in Egypt

Assist. Lect. Aws Jabbar Al-Lami, a faculty member in the Media Technology Engineering Department at the College of Engineering, University of Information Technology and Communications (UoITC), participated in the activities of the CineGouna Market,that was held as part of the El Gouna Film Festival in Egypt.

The event brought together a distinguished group of filmmakers, producers, and representatives of media and cultural organizations from around the world.

His participation included professional networking meetings with a number of producers and filmmakers, as well as opportunities to explore the latest trends and technologies in film and television production and digital media.

Discussions also covered opportunities for co-production and distribution, helping to expand professional partnerships and strengthen the presence of Iraqi productions on the international film scene.

This participation aims to promote the visibility of Iraqi academic and professional talent on international platforms and to draw on advanced expertise and industry experience in the creative industries. It also seeks to bring practical knowledge into the university environment, enhance students’ skills, and strengthen the link between academic education and the evolving needs of the job market in digital media and visual production.

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