The Al-Qadisiyah University Council held its second session for the 2025-2026 academic year to discuss a number of educational issues.
The meeting was chaired by the University President, Professor Dr. Rahi Kallaf Mahdi Al-Yasiri, and attended by his academic and administrative assistants, the deans of the colleges, the Dean of Academics, and the Secretary of the University Council.
The Council discussed the following matters:
1- The Council hosted the Chairman of the Central Committee for Academic Promotions, Professor Dr. Numan Naji Al-Hajami, to discuss academic promotions, (7) of which were approved, with the title of Professor.
2. The Council emphasized the need to implement the Ministry’s directives aimed at adhering to the official university calendar schedules for the post-primary levels for the 2025-2026 academic year.
3. Work to increase the percentage of solid scientific publications in accredited international journals, while striving to include college journals in international databases.
4. Emphasize the development of university innovations in academic departments and graduate programs to ensure the academic advancement of colleges, the development of teaching staff, and the enhancement of students’ academic capabilities.
5. Direct the announcement of the weekly class schedule for undergraduate and graduate students, taking into account the equitable distribution of faculty members according to academic specializations, academic ranks and titles, and faculty members on scholarship.
6. Urge committees formed within colleges to expedite and accurately complete promotion and bonus reports, calculate certificates, and add various types of service, ensuring the rights of affiliates and faculty members.
7. Emphasizing the launch of tree-planting campaigns to maintain gardens and rehabilitate university infrastructure, ensuring the expansion of green spaces and promoting a culture of volunteer work among faculty and students.
8. Emphasizing the provision of essential services to students by rehabilitating health complexes, student clubs, and kiosks, and providing locations for selling stationery and school supplies, as well as student rest areas decorated with gardens, canopies, and distinctive roofs.
9. The Council discussed the commitment to a uniform for male and female students for the 2025-2026 academic year, in implementation of the directives of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research. The official colors were agreed upon, while emphasizing the prohibition of wearing any colors or clothing that violate modesty or are inconsistent with the instructions. Adherence to the uniform is part of university discipline and unifies the general appearance of students to reflect the university’s identity and educat
ional mission.
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