A Scientific Symposium on University Ethics and the Foundations of Academic Success

Under the patronage of Professor Dr. Farhad Aziz Mohiuddin, Dean of the College of Education for the Humanities, and in cooperation with the Continuing Education Division, the Department of Educational and Psychological Sciences organized a scientific symposium for first-year students entitled "University Ethics and the Foundations of Academic Success." The symposium aimed to raise students' awareness of the importance of university ethics in building their academic and professional personalities, as they are the cornerstone of achieving academic excellence and psychological balance. The lecturer emphasized that university life is not merely an educational stage, but rather an integrated environment in which ethics are built and values ​​are nurtured. He noted that adherence to university ethics reflects a positive image of the student and enhances their respect for themselves and others. He also addressed the most prominent principles upon which university ethics are based, such as respect for time, adherence to university rules, cooperation with colleagues, and good treatment of professors and administrators. He pointed out that a university student who possesses high morals not only leaves a positive impact on their surroundings but also lays a strong foundation for their future success. In a statement, the Dean expressed his happiness at organizing such activities, which instill noble values ​​in students. He emphasized that the college will continue to provide full support to enhance educational programs aimed at building a generation that is scientifically and morally balanced.