A new global achievement... A lecturer at the College of Nursing sets a record in research refereeing on Clarivate
In a new scientific achievement that adds to its record of academic excellence, the College of Nursing at the University of Baghdad announced a quantum leap in global research performance indicators, as one of the most active scientific residents internationally. Web of Science This achievement was represented by the selection of Assistant Professor Dr. Haider Mohammed Majid, a lecturer in the...
Doctoral students in adult nursing excel with qualitative research at the Third International Conference at Al-Amid University
In a move that reflects the scientific rigor and advanced level of graduate studies at the College of Nursing at the University of Baghdad, a doctoral student in the adult nursing branch participated in the Third International Conference on Medical Sciences held by Al-Amid University, amid a large local and international academic presence.
The participation consisted of the presentation of a...
The Dean of the Institute of Laser for Postgraduate Studies Achieves 33rd Global Rank in ScholarGPS.
Professor Dr. Kadhim A. Adem, Dean of the Institute of Laser for Postgraduate Studies, has achieved the 33rd global rank in Laser Ablation within the ScholarGPS ranking for 2025.
ScholarGPS is a prominent global platform evaluating scientists based on research productivity, quality, and scientific impact. This achievement reflects the institute's outstanding research level and its effective...
college of Nursing discusses "delegation of authority" strategies and their role in enhancing institutional performance
The Training, Employment, and Follow-up Unit at the Faculty of Nursing, University of Baghdad, organized a specialized workshop entitled "Delegation of Authority and its Role in Developing Institutional Performance," presented by Prof. Dr. Hawra Hussein Ghaffal, in the "Riyada" hall at the faculty.
The workshop introduced the concept of delegation of authority as one of the fundamental...
