As part of its ongoing efforts to consolidate the concepts of quality and excellence in higher education, the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Professor Hassan Shaker Majdi, honored a group of faculty members from the College of Administrative Sciences in recognition of their outstanding results in the ministerial assessment exams, which are among the most prominent tools for measuring academic performance at the level of Iraqi universities.
This honor came as an expression of appreciation for the great efforts made by the faculty members in providing solid scientific content and their commitment to preparing students with a high level of competence and knowledge, capable of keeping pace with the requirements of the labor market.
The honor included the faculty members who achieved high success rates in the subjects they taught:
- Department of Business Administration:
1. Prof. Dr. Amal Abdul Muhammad Ali – Success Rate: 98%
2. Prof. Dr. Hussein Muhammad Jawad – Success Rate: 78.6%
3. Asst. Prof. Dr. Amjad Hamid Majeed - Success Rate: 91%
4. Asst. Dr. Laith Ali Matar - Success Rate: 81%
- Department of Accounting:
5. Prof. Dr. Majeed Abdul Hussein Hatef - Success Rate: 90.31%
6. Asst. Dr. Ibrahim Abdul Musa Al-Sa'bari - Success Rate: 80.18%
7. Asst. M.M. Ali Marza Abdul Hamza - Success Rate: 92.83%
In his speech during the honoring ceremony, the university president explained that this recognition comes within the framework of supporting creative energies and motivating distinguished talents. He emphasized that Future University places academic excellence at the core of its strategy and is always keen to celebrate all those who contribute to enhancing its academic standing.
The ceremony concluded with an emphasis on the fact that this honor is only a bright milestone in the ongoing development process, and a message that excellence does not go unappreciated, and that innovators always find someone who celebrates their contributions and values ​​their achievements.
Al-Mustaqbal University is ranked first among private universities.