Administrative Divisions Women s Affairs Division
Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Hassan Shaker Majdi, President of Al-Mustaqbal University, and in coordination with the Women’s Affairs Division, the Women’s Affairs Unit at the Engineering Technical College / Department of Cybersecurity Engineering Technologies organized an awareness campaign entitled “Digital Security is Your Responsibility” on Monday, March 17, 2026. The campaign was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Shahad Ghalib and targeted female students of the department. The campaign aimed to enhance students’ awareness of the importance of digital security and the necessity of protecting personal accounts from cyber threats and breaches. It addressed key preventive measures, including the use of strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and avoiding the sharing of personal information. It also highlighted the risks of phishing attacks, methods for identifying them, and appropriate responses to incidents such as hacking and electronic blackmail. In addition, the campaign included a set of simplified awareness guidelines, such as regularly updating applications, reviewing and adjusting privacy settings, and using secure and reliable networks, all of which contribute to promoting safe and responsible use of technology among students. This initiative was implemented in line with the Third National Action Plan for Women, Peace, and Security (2025–2030), particularly aligning with the protection pillar, which emphasizes enhancing women’s safety and security across various domains, especially within the digital environment, by mitigating potential cyber risks. Furthermore, the campaign incorporated a training component through the organization of workshops aimed at developing women’s skills in digital security. These sessions focused on improving their capacity to protect personal data, safely engage with modern technologies, and effectively respond to cyber threats with confidence and awareness. The campaign also contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 4 (Quality Education) by promoting digital literacy, and Goal 5 (Gender Equality) by empowering women and strengthening their role in the safe use of technology. This activity reaffirms the department’s commitment to supporting women’s empowerment, enhancing their active participation, and reinforcing their role within the academic environment. #Ranked_first_among_private_universities_in_Iraq #Goal 4: Quality Education, and Goal 5: Gender Equality
Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, the Women’s Affairs Division, in cooperation with the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Health and Medical Technologies / Department of Beauty and Laser Technologies, organized an awareness campaign titled: "I am a Supporter of Women Initiative" This initiative was held on Sunday, March 1, 2026, in celebration of International Women's Day and in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, specifically Goal 5: Gender Equality. The campaign was implemented by Ms. Shahad Nawras Abbas and Ms. Hayman Walid Mazloum. The initiative focused on highlighting the importance of supporting and empowering women and enhancing their role in society by spreading a culture of support and solidarity among community members. It emphasized the status of women as essential partners in the process of development and progress. Furthermore, the initiative aimed to raise awareness of women's rights and encourage female students to trust their abilities and develop their leadership and scientific skills to contribute effectively in various fields of life.
Under the patronage of the respected President of Al-Mustaqbal University, the Women’s Affairs Division organized an awareness campaign entitled “Smoking… a Slow Killer… By Your Own Will” on 28/1/2026, in line with the provisions of the Executive Plan of the Iraqi National Strategy for Women – Fourth Axis. The campaign included an explanation of the harms of smoking and a warning against the diseases it causes, such as lung and oral cancer and heart diseases, with the aim of raising students’ awareness of its health risks. A number of students participated in this campaign and expressed their interest in the importance of spreading health awareness about the dangers of smoking.
Under the patronage of the respected President of Al-Mustaqbal University, the Women’s Affairs Division organized an awareness campaign entitled “Stop Violence Against Women” on Tuesday, 27/1/2026, within the campus of Al-Mustaqbal University. The campaign addressed the effects of violence on women’s health, noting that abused women are more susceptible to psychological and neurological disorders. It also highlighted different forms of violence, such as child marriage, physical abuse, psychological abuse, and slavery, which are internationally prohibited practices and rejected by all divine religions. A number of male and female students participated in the campaign and expressed their interest in contributing to raising community awareness and combating this phenomenon. This campaign falls under Axis Three (Protecting Women and Combating Violence Against Them) of the Executive Plan of the Iraqi National Strategy for Women for 2026.
Under the patronage of the respected President of Al-Mustaqbal University, the Women’s Affairs Division at Al-Mustaqbal University, in cooperation with the College of Engineering / Department of Biomedical Engineering, carried out an awareness and guidance campaign entitled “Enhancing Women’s Mental Health and Building a Supportive and Safe University Environment” on 20/1/2026. This campaign was conducted in line with the provisions of the Third National Action Plan for Women, Peace and Security / Protection and Prevention Pillar for the year 2025, particularly Paragraph Two, which emphasizes the importance of health awareness for women and the promotion of healthy lifestyles. The campaign aimed to raise awareness of the importance of mental health as a fundamental pillar of women’s well-being and the quality of their academic and social life, highlighting the impact of academic and social pressures on psychological balance and the necessity of adopting positive practices that contribute to the prevention of anxiety, stress, and psychological exhaustion. The activity included a guidance lecture that addressed the concept of mental health and its importance, outlining the most prominent psychological challenges that women may face in the university environment and healthy ways to deal with them. It also discussed the importance of psychological and social support and its role in enhancing self-confidence and the ability to adapt positively. The campaign further focused on providing practical guidelines to help women care for their mental health, such as stress management, time organization, and promoting positive communication, while emphasizing the importance of providing a university environment that considers psychological aspects and supports women’s well-being. This activity comes within the efforts of the College of Engineering to enhance awareness of women’s mental health, in alignment with the objectives of the Third National Action Plan for Women, Peace and Security for the year 2025, contributing to women’s empowerment and the building of a balanced and healthy university community. Activity Implementers: Engineer Zahraa Mohammed Engineer Ikram Falah
Under the patronage of the respected President of Al-Mustaqbal University, the Women’s Affairs Division, in cooperation with the College of Health and Medical Technologies / Department of Anesthesia, organized an awareness campaign through the distribution of brochures entitled “Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Its Impact on Fertility” on 10/1/2026, in support of the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-Being). The campaign was conducted within the framework of implementing the Third National Action Plan for Women, Peace and Security / Prevention and Protection Pillar – Paragraph Three. The campaign addressed Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) as a common condition affecting women of reproductive age due to hormonal imbalance that impacts the ovulation process. It highlighted the most common symptoms and the associated risks, including type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, fertility problems, and an increased risk of endometrial cancer, in addition to clarifying methods of prevention and treatment. The campaign was presented by: Dr. Noor Karim Dr. Rawa Awad Dr. Farqad Saleh
Under the patronage of the Honorable President of Al-Mustaqbal University, The Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Engineering, in cooperation with the Women’s Affairs Division and the Department of Chemical Engineering and Petroleum Industries, organized a scientific field trip for second-year students to the Hilla Textile Factory, with active participation by female students, in support of enhancing women’s presence in engineering and industrial disciplines. This activity was carried out in implementation of the Third National Action Plan for Women, Peace, and Security, under the Pillar of Participation and Institutional Reform, and within the fifth clause concerning providing a suitable work environment that achieves standards of gender equality. The visit emphasized the importance of integrating women into applied field experiences and providing them with the opportunity to directly observe production lines, operating systems, and management mechanisms within industrial facilities, in line with the national plan’s orientation toward strengthening women’s participation and enhancing their efficiency in the industrial sector. During the visit, the students—female students in particular—were introduced to the stages of production, the machinery used in textile manufacturing, and the mechanisms for applying quality standards. The factory staff also delivered a comprehensive explanation of industrial processes, which contributed to linking theoretical knowledge with practical application and highlighting the role of textile factories in supporting the national economy. This field trip comes as part of the department’s efforts to support applied scientific activities and encourage students to explore real working environments, while emphasizing the role of women as essential partners in development, institutional reform, and the achievement of sustainable development. Activity Coordinators: • Dr. Enas Redha Ali • Asst. Lect. Abrar Falah Naji • Ms. Fatima Waleed Khalid Date: 8/12/2025
Under the patronage of the President of Al-Mustaqbal University, Prof. Dr. Hassan Shakir Majdi, the Women’s Affairs Division, in cooperation with the College of Health and Medical Technologies – Department of Prosthetics Techniques, is organizing an awareness campaign titled “Together to End Violence Against Women” on 26/11/2025, as part of the Prevention and Protection pillar. The campaign was carried out through the design and preparation of an awareness brochure titled “Together to End Violence Against Women,” created by Ms. Tabarak Ahmed Turki. The activity aimed to raise community awareness about the dangers of violence against women and to highlight methods of legal and social prevention and protection. The brochure included several key themes, most notably: • Introducing the various forms of violence that women may face in society. • Clarifying women’s legal and social rights and the available protection mechanisms. • Promoting the values of equality and respect within the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals, especially Goal 5 related to gender equality. • Contributing to the creation of a safe educational environment that supports the principles of justice and peace. This activity comes as part of the Women’s Affairs Division’s commitment to supporting and empowering university women and promoting a culture of non-violence, ensuring a healthy and safe educational and community environment for all female students.