As part of its commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals—particularly Goal 4: Quality Education—the Aesthetic and Laser Techniques Department at Al-Mustaqbal University, the first university in Iraq, organized a scientific workshop entitled "Crime Scene and Forensic Evidence".<br /><br />The event was held under the supervision of the department’s coordinator, Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Jassim, and attended by students from the department. The workshop aimed to highlight the scientific and technical aspects involved in handling crime scenes and analyzing forensic evidence.<br /><br />Dr. Mohammed Abdullah Jassim emphasized that the workshop was designed to enhance participants’ skills in understanding the nature of crime scenes and dealing professionally with forensic evidence. He pointed out the importance of integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application in this crucial field.<br /><br />The workshop witnessed remarkable engagement from the attendees, with a variety of questions and discussions that enriched the sessions and demonstrated the students' strong interest in advancing their knowledge in this specialized area of criminal justice.<br /><br />This workshop comes as part of the department's ongoing plan to develop students' technical and scientific skills, while fostering interdisciplinary interaction between medical, technical, and forensic fields in a way that meets practical needs and labor market demands.<br /><br />Al-Mustaqbal University The First University in Iraq<br /><br />