Administrative Divisions Documents & Alumni Division
Al-Mustaqbal University: Cultivating a Greener Future in Iraq Al-Mustaqbal University (UOMUS) continues to lead the way in environmental stewardship by expanding its specialized plant nurseries, directly supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)and Iraq's national green initiatives. Under the supervision of the Agricultural Section in the university has transformed its campus into a biodiversity hub. Key highlights include: Biodiversity Conservation:Cultivating thousands of plant species, including the propagation of rare plants to protect Iraq's natural heritage. Eco-Friendly Campus: Significantly expanding green spaces to improve air quality and provide a sustainable environment for students and faculty. Sustainability Leadership: These efforts reinforce the university's top-tier ranking among private Iraqi universities in global sustainability metrics like Ul GreenMetric, By integrating environmental beauty with scientific research, Al-Mustaqbal University is not just a place for learning-it is a living laboratory for a sustainable future.
Hassan Shaker Majdi, President of Al-Mustaqbal University, announced the commencement of the first-round final examinations for the 2025–2026 academic year for both morning and evening studies. Early on Saturday morning, May 9, 2026, all colleges and academic departments began receiving students to sit for their examinations according to the approved schedules and regulations. As part of the university’s commitment to providing an ideal examination environment, the President conducted extensive inspection tours of the examination halls and committees across the university. He was accompanied by the Assistant President for Scientific Affairs, Abbas Al-Bawi, the Academic Scientific Supervisor, Mudaffar Al-Zuhairi, along with several college deans and supervisors overseeing the examination process. During the tour, the University President reviewed the examination questions and their alignment with the academic curricula, while also asking students about their needs and the logistical services provided in the examination halls. Hassan Shaker Majdi praised the significant efforts made by the examination committees and the academic and administrative staff in organizing and managing the examinations with accuracy and professionalism. He emphasized that the university has dedicated all its technical and human resources to ensure the quality, integrity, and smooth conduct of the examinations. It is worth noting that Al-Mustaqbal University continues its commitment to implementing academic quality standards and digital transformation, further strengthening its leading position in higher education and scientific research.
institutional efficiency, in ongoing support of its graduates. The division maintains the provision of administrative and academic services on a daily basis, throughout the week, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., within the university campus. It receives and processes graduates’ requests for issuing official documents, certifications, and various endorsements. This continuity reflects the university’s strong commitment to supporting its graduates and facilitating their academic and professional needs, including employment procedures, postgraduate studies, and official transactions. These services are carried out within a structured institutional framework that emphasizes accuracy, speed, and seamless processing. The division also strives to provide an integrated service environment aimed at reducing waiting times and enhancing overall performance efficiency, in alignment with Al-Mustaqbal University’s strategy to improve the quality of administrative services and adopt best practices in institutional performance. This service-oriented role coincides with the university’s advanced academic standing, as demonstrated by its achievements in several global rankings—most notably the Webometrics Ranking—as well as its active participation in quality assurance and academic accreditation indicators. This progress reflects its growing reputation at both local and international levels. The university affirmed that these efforts are part of its comprehensive vision to support students and graduates, enhance the value of its academic degrees, and strengthen its position as a leading institution in higher education and scientific research. Al-Mustaqbal University… The First University in Iraq
On the first of May each year, the world celebrates Labor Day as a pivotal occasion to reaffirm recognition of the strategic role played by the workforce in driving development forward. This event comes at a time of increasing economic challenges and rapid technological transformations, once again emphasizing the central role of the working human being in the production equation. The celebration extends across countries and sectors through official and community activities aimed at highlighting workers’ achievements, defending their rights, and strengthening their professional gains. This year’s Labor Day coincides with broad momentum at both official and professional levels, where specialized conferences and seminars are being organized to discuss the future of work amid accelerating digital transformations. These events shed light on key issues, foremost among them improving working conditions, ensuring occupational safety standards, and promoting workplace justice. The occasion also highlights the scale of challenges facing workers, ranging from labor market pressures to the urgent need to acquire new skills that align with the demands of the modern economy. In this context, relevant authorities affirm their commitment to developing labor legislation and activating social protection mechanisms, in order to safeguard workers’ dignity and ensure professional stability. On another level, Labor Day is viewed as a platform for revitalizing social dialogue between the parties of production, thereby strengthening genuine partnership and ensuring a fairer distribution of development outcomes. The occasion also showcases successful examples of workers who have contributed to significant achievements through their efforts, reflecting the true value of work as a fundamental pillar for societal advancement. In conclusion, Labor Day reinforces its presence as a symbol of legitimate struggle for rights and as a platform to renew commitment to improving workers’ conditions and empowering them. This day sends a clear message that sustainable development can only be achieved by empowering the working human being, safeguarding their dignity, and ensuring their active participation in shaping a more just and stable future.
AlMustaqbal University Students Begin Training at ALKU, Turkey Driven by a vision of international academic openness, students from AlMustaqbal University officially launched their joint training program at Alanya Alaaddin Keykubat University (ALKU) in Turkey. The first day kicked off with an official reception by ALKU Rector, Prof. Dr. Kenan Ahmet Türkdoğan, who welcomed the AlMustaqbal delegation—including Dr. Amir Najah, Mr. Mustafa Hussein Mohammed, and Mr. Ali Mazher. The delegation conveyed the greetings of the President of AlMustaqbal University, Prof. Dr. Hasan Shakir Majdi, emphasizing the importance of this strategic partnership in fostering scientific research and practical skills. Key Highlights of Day 1: • Comprehensive Campus Tour: Led by Prof. Dr. Alptekin (Head of Aircraft Engineering) and Dr. Leyla Akbulat, students explored state-of-the-art labs and facilities in the Faculties of Medicine, Science, and Engineering. • Sustainability in Action: A specialized visit to the Solar Energy Production Center, reflecting a shared commitment to renewable energy and sustainable development goals. • Knowledge Exchange: An interactive session between Iraqi and Turkish students to exchange expertise across various academic disciplines, building bridges of cross-border cultural and scientific communication. This program is more than just training; it is a commitment to preparing our students for the global labor market through high-level international collaboration.
The Documents and Graduates Division at Al-Mustaqbal University launched a statistical initiative on Monday, April 13, 2026, as part of the Sustainability Week activities held from April 12 to 16, 2026. The initiative featured the distribution of a comprehensive statistical booklet across the university campus, aimed at presenting accurate data on the number of graduates and their academic specializations. It sought to enhance the use of data in supporting academic planning and strengthening institutional awareness among students, staff, and visitors by providing key indicators on higher education outcomes and their alignment with labor market needs. The statistics revealed that graduates from medical and health-related fields accounted for approximately 44%, followed by engineering disciplines at 21%, law at 13%, and physical education and sports sciences at 6%, reflecting the diversity of academic programs offered by the university. The data also indicated a significant growth in the number of graduates over recent years, exceeding 5000%, driven by advancements in infrastructure, academic programs, and faculty development. The Division emphasized that this initiative contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4 (Quality Education) and Goal 16 (Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions), by providing reliable data to improve educational outcomes. This effort aligns with Al-Mustaqbal University’s ongoing commitment to promoting sustainability and preparing qualified graduates capable of serving society. Al-Mustaqbal University… The Leading University in Iraq
The President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, participated in a high-level ministerial delegation visiting the Arab Republic of Egypt, headed by the Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research for Scientific Research Affairs, Professor Dr. Haider Abdul Dhahad. The visit aimed to strengthen joint academic cooperation and activate scientific partnerships between the two countries. The tour focused on implementing memoranda of understanding and advancing scientific research. It included key meetings with Al-Azhar University to explore collaboration in academic and research fields and promote the exchange of expertise. The delegation also reviewed joint postgraduate programs with Mansoura University, highlighting the successful Master’s program in Law hosted at Al-Mustaqbal University as a pioneering example of Iraqi-Egyptian academic cooperation. Emphasis was placed on removing obstacles for researchers and expanding collaboration in emerging and specialized fields. Meetings were held at the Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to discuss mutual recognition mechanisms, academic twinning programs, and initiatives to improve university rankings in global indexes. The delegation also met with Elsevier’s regional office to explore advanced AI-based scientific publishing technologies and ways to enhance the international visibility of Iraqi research. Additionally, the delegation visited Intilaaq Company for Communications and Information Technology at Mansoura University, where innovative achievements in digital transformation and technological infrastructure development were presented. Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi expressed his appreciation for the leadership of Professor Dr. Haider Abdul Dhahad, emphasizing that Al-Mustaqbal University’s participation reflects its commitment to global quality standards and to building advanced academic and research environments through partnerships with leading Egyptian institutions. This visit is part of ongoing efforts by the Iraqi Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research to promote international engagement and achieve excellence in scientific research outputs.
The Division of Documents, Certificates, and University Orders held an extensive workshop with the Department of Optical Technologies, as part of ongoing coordination efforts to ensure accuracy and efficiency in fulfilling graduation requirements. The workshop addressed the mechanism for issuing graduation orders for the first batch of first-round graduates, emphasizing the importance of following up on students’ summer training. It was stressed that students are not considered graduates unless they complete and provide proof of their summer training. Additionally, the process of verifying graduates’ names and matching them with the records in the Registration and Student Affairs databases was discussed, in preparation for submission to the Ministry. A specific timeline was agreed upon for completing all graduation procedures, in accordance with the official academic calendar. This initiative aims to ensure data accuracy and expedite the administrative process related to student graduation, safeguarding student rights while saving time and effort for all parties involved.