The Dean of the College of Science at Al-Mustaqbal University, Assistant Professor Dr. Furat Al-Sultani, held a meeting on Saturday, September 5, 2026, with the activity coordinators of the College of Science and the website coordinators from the college’s departments, as part of the preparations for the new academic year 2026–2027. The meeting addressed several important topics related to scientific, cultural, and student activities, as well as mechanisms for preparing and organizing various events planned by the college and its departments throughout the new academic year. These activities aim to strengthen the scientific, cultural, and student aspects of the College of Science. During the meeting, the College of Science Activities Coordinator, Assistant Lecturer Howaida Nazzal, presented the main preparations and plans for the activities of the new academic year. She emphasized the importance of developing an integrated program of events and activities that aligns with the college’s academic vision and objectives. Dr. Maytham Ajam also discussed the most important updates related to the College of Science website and the websites of its departments, including mechanisms for developing and updating electronic content. He emphasized the importance of continuing to publish news, activities, announcements, academic events, and the latest developments on the college’s website, thereby strengthening communication between the college, its students, and the academic community. The Dean emphasized the importance of integration between student activities and electronic communication, as well as the need to document and publish the scientific, academic, and student achievements of the college and its departments. This contributes to highlighting the distinguished academic and scientific activities taking place at the College of Science at Al-Mustaqbal University. The meeting comes as part of the preparations being undertaken by the College of Science for the new academic year, reflecting its commitment to developing its activities, enhancing electronic communication, and promoting academic and scientific media engagement.