A Leap towards Quality Education Through Collaborative Partnerships

The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa has embarked on a transformative journey to enhance the quality of education through the establishment of the Quality Assessment Center. This initiative, in harmony with Sustainable Development Goal 4 - Quality Education, underscores our unwavering commitment to evaluate, enhance, and refine skill sets while improving measurement and evaluation methodologies.

In pursuit of this educational excellence, key stakeholders including Dr. Nawfal Al-Araji, Chairman of the Foundation Board, and Dr. Sabeeh Al-Mashhadani, responsible for measurement and evaluation, convened with academic leaders.

During this collaborative discussion, we delved into defining the essential skillsets within the medical departments and specifying the tools required for skill development and assessment. It was collectively decided to extend the benefits of this initiative beyond our university. 

In a remarkable partnership, Alsibtain Academy has also been included in this endeavor. Plans were made to conduct workshops encompassing all medical specializations within the University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa, AlZahraa University for Women, and Alsibtain Academy. 

This collaborative effort signifies our dedication to Sustainable Development Goal 17 - Partnerships for the Goals. Together, through this strong partnership with Alsibtain Academy and other stakeholders, we are creating a robust quality assurance framework. This fosters a culture of continuous improvement in education and ensures that knowledge and expertise are shared for the benefit of all institutions involved.

By coming together, leveraging collective wisdom, and reinforcing collaboration, we are making strides to ensure that education remains a powerful catalyst for personal and societal development. This partnership exemplifies the spirit of SDG 17, showcasing the immense potential for positive change when organizations work in unison towards a common goal.

 

                                        

 

                                        Courses Covering Seventeen UN SDGs                                            

College of Nursing

Module Title

Notes

Human Rights

Includes themes related to SDG 3, SDG 5, and SDG 1 required in the Nursing field.

Democracy

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 5 - Gender Equality and SDG 10 -Reduced Inequalities.

Professional Ethics

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 3, SDG 5 and SDG 10

 

College of Law

Module Title

Notes

International Human Rights

Includes content relevant to all 17 themes of UN SDGs and beyond

Medical Law and Forensics

Includes themes about SDG 5, 10 and 16

Constitutional Law

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth, SDG 4 - Quality Education and SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-Being. As Part II (Public Rights and Freedoms) in the 2005 Constitution of Iraq focuses on the following articles (14, 17, and 22) provided for these rights, which include within these articles a real solution and reflective practice for the problems we are exposed to in our community.

Punishment Code

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 5 - Gender Equality and SDG 10 -Reduced Inequalities. Focuses on the objectives that seek to achieve according to the philosophy of the Iraqi project and contemporary criminal philosophy.

Civil Law (General Principle for commitment)

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities-focuses on subjects of establishing civil responsibility according to the principle of social solidarity. One of the requirements of citizens’ equality in carrying the public burdens is solidarity among them and compensating the affected people for the damages. This requires the establishment of responsibility for the mentioned damage on the principle of Social solidarity.

Human Rights

Incorporates themes relating to SDG (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 &10) and focuses on the social and economic rights of the Iraqi citizen.

Crime and Punishment 

Incorporate themes relating to SDG (1, 4, 8, and 16) – focuses on the subject of the reasons leading to criminal behaviours in order to reduce or eliminate the phenomenon of crime in society. All of these cases reduce the external factors influencing individual behaviour which can be a clear cause of criminal behaviours

Introduction to Law Study

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 10 – Reduced Inequalities, and focuses on Sources of Law as one of the law sources stated in the Iraqi Project is quality Principles since the judge can refer to these Principles to achieve quality.

Administrative  Law

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 1-No Poverty, SDG 2- Zero Hunger, SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being, SDG 5 - Gender Quality, SDG 11- Sustainable Cities and Communities, and SDG 16- Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions.

 

College of Islamic Sciences

Module title

Notes

History of the Quran &  Introduction to the science of interpretation

Incorporates themes relating to social sustainability and have focusing on SDG 4 - Education Quality, SDG 5 – Gender Equality, and SDG 16 as  the  Principles of Quran focuses on promoting peace and justice among people, ending the violence and strengthening institutions.

Democracy

Incorporates themes relating to social sustainability and have a strong focus on SDG 8, 10 & 16 by focusing on providing a suitable environment for both gender and promoting equality between male and female. Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Teaching this to students is an essential matter so that they can understand lots of opportunities and the way to deal and apply them.

Human Rights

Incorporates themes relating to social sustainability and have a strong focus on SDG 1(No Poverty), SDG 2 (Zero Hunger), and SDG 3 (Good health and Well-being) through the right of human by providing health guarantees for themselves and their family. The right to education, enjoying the benefits of cultural freedom, scientific progress, and gender equality through equality between men and women, freedom of thought and religion, freedom of participation in public affairs, elections etc.

The Ethics of the Quran

Incorporates themes relating to social suitability and has a strong focus on SDG 4- education quality, SDG 5- Gender Quality, SDG 10 - Eliminating inequalities and SDG16-peace and justice.

 Adopting the lifestyle of Prophets

Includes themes relevant to SDG 1, 2, 3, 5, 16, and almost SDGs with relevance to teachings with respect to Abrahamic religions

Educational Psychology and Growth Psychology

Incorporate themes relating to social sustainability and focus on the quality of education and practical skills development

Rights and Freedom

Help Students understand their and other's rights, and how necessary it is to entertain their and other’s freedom, as long as it exists within the boundary of one’s rights and law. Themes about SDG 5,10,16

Fundamentals of Education

Incorporates themes related to SDG 4

Educational Curriculum

Incorporates themes related to SDG 4

 

College of Administration and Economics

Module

Notes

Human Rights

Incorporates themes relating to social sustainability aiming to provide students with all the knowledge relating to human rights, especially gender quality.

Human  Resources

Incorporates themes relating to economic sustainability and have a strong focus on SDG 8 – Decent Work and Economic Growth. This module includes chapters aiming to provide students with the principles of work and the special strategies to make the work suit within the requirement of the institution.

Economy

Incorporates themes relating to economic sustainability and has a strong focus on SDG12 - Responsible Consumption and Production including practical skills development.

Institutional Theory and Organised Behaviour

Incorporate themes relating to SDG 16 – Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions and focus on social sustainability. Includes individual understanding and their abilities

Rights and Freedom

Help Students understand their and other's rights, and how necessary it is to entertain their and other’s freedom, as long as it exists within the boundary of one’s rights and law

 

College of Medicine

Module Title

Notes

Human Rights

Includes themes related to SDG 3, SDG 5, and SDG 1 required in the field of medicine

Democracy

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 5 - Gender Equality and SDG 10 -Reduced Inequalities.

Professional Ethics

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 3, SDG 5 and SDG 10

 

College of Biomedical Engineering

Module

Notes

Human Rights

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 1 &2 – No poverty and Zero Hunger- through providing job opportunities for all and under suitable and justified conditions as well as SDG 3 – Good health and well-being – through human rights towards the country and providing health insurance to all people in the community.

Marketing

 By the end of this subject, the student is expected to use the ethical approach to the development of entrepreneurial and sustainable strategies. Green Marketing

 

Physiology II

Incorporates themes relating to social sustainability and focuses on practical skills development.

 

Education

Quality education, practical skills development. Medical Engineering Department incorporates themes associated with social sustainability such as children's rights, Justice, and society that promotes peace and respect for women’s rights, and focuses on skills development in ethical issues in Biomedical Engineering, gender, age, and health condition of the patients. The department contributes to the achievement of comprehensive and sustainable development in all fields. 

 

Mechanical  Engineering

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 9 –Industry, innovation, and infrastructure- as it deals with structure and industry and engineering design methods that lead to a better life through designing products that suit the environment.

Chemistry

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 3 and 12 – including a life that fills with good health and well-being and responsible consumption and production.

Design

students are expected to engage with sustainable sourcing and production practices, in support of the growing demands of customers and ethical considerations

Democracy

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 1, 2, 3 & 4 by providing a suitable environment for both gender and the quality between men and women through participating in the election and providing suitable job opportunities for them.

 

Department of Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

Module

Notes

Environmental Engineering

 

 

Incorporates themes relating to environmental sustainability and focuses on the introduction to sustainability, building energy and environmental Modelling, renewable technologies, environmental control system, estimating annual thermal load, ventilation and air handling, pollution, and filtration, energy utilization, and conservation.

Human Rights and Democracy

Incorporates themes relating to SDG 1, 2, 3 & 4 by providing a suitable environment for both gender and the quality between men and women through participating in the election and providing suitable job opportunities for them.

Renewable Energy

Students will develop an understanding of solar energy, wind energy, photovoltage cells, biomass energy, geothermal energy, solar water heating (active and passive), and building heating (active and solar cooling).

 

Department of Civil Engineering

Module

Notes

Structural Analysis and Design

Incorporate themes relating to sustainable design, ethical practice, renewable materials, and the impact of the designed building on the environment. The module has had changes approved in the curriculum refresh program which includes seven expectations focusing on sustainability and social responsibility.

Engineering Materials

Incorporate themes relating to sustainable and renewable waste materials that have cementitious properties and could be used as a replacement for the construction raw materials.

Human Rights

Incorporates themes relating to social sustainability aiming to provide students with all the knowledge relating to human rights, especially gender quality.

Professional Ethics

Includes content for engineers to adopt fair practices both at the workplace (office and during procurement), not compromising on the quality of products, for it entails great dangers to the lives of others and also teaches against corruption and bribery and all malpractices that can subdue someone’s rights. How to be better at the workplace and how to promote equality at work place

 

 

Warith Al-Anbiyaa's Courses on Sustainable Development Theme

Warith Al-Anbiyaa's courses on sustainable development themeThe table and number of courses in table and graph above refers towards core modules only, none of them are elective. For Optional modules university refer its students towards set number of massive online open courses MOOCs platforms and also offer its one online course on UN 17 Sustainble development goals SDGs.

 

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