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Higher Education Minister discusses enhancing cooperation with the American University in Baghdad

[18/02/2025 05:09]

BAGHDAD - SABA
Minister of Higher Education, Scientific Research, Technical Education and Vocational Training Dr. Khalid al-Wosabi discussed Tuesday with the President of the American University in Baghdad Dr. Michael Molnix ways to enhance joint cooperation regarding the possibility of sending students for the Executive Master's Program.

During his visit to the university, he listened to an explanation about its nine colleges, their departments, scientific programs, research work being conducted, and future plans.

Both parties agreed to increase the number of seats allocated for Yemeni students through the "Study in Iraq" platform, in addition to the possibility of sending students for the Executive Master's Program in Business Administration.

Minister al-Wosabi and his accompanying delegation toured some of the university's colleges and departments, and reviewed the equipment in the scientific and technical laboratories, as well as the institutions and facilities affiliated with the university.