"Kirkuk University at the Knowledge Economy Conference: Entrepreneurial Universities and a Sustainable Economy"

Kirkuk University participated in the "Knowledge Economy: Entrepreneurial Universities and a Sustainable Economy" conference, a prominent scientific event aimed at enhancing the role of academic institutions in supporting sustainable development.

The university was represented by the Assistant President of Kirkuk University for Scientific Affairs and Acting Dean of the College of Science, Prof. Dr. Abdullah Ali Mohammed Tamim. This participation aligns with the university's commitment to embracing modern scientific experiences and activating the role of universities in building an economy driven by knowledge and innovation.

Outcomes-based education aims to improve the quality of higher education by clearly defining graduate capabilities and designing academic programs through a methodology focused on the knowledge and skills students acquire. Furthermore, it helps align educational outcomes with labor market demands, supports quality assurance and accreditation, enhances the efficiency of the educational process, and ensures the continuous updating of programs in accordance with national and international standards.

The conference also sought to explore ways to develop universities into entrepreneurial institutions capable of supporting the national economy. This involves adopting modern technologies, advancing scientific research and linking it to labor market needs, and highlighting the critical role of digital transformation in achieving economic sustainability.

During his participation, Prof. Dr. Abdullah Ali Mohammed Tamim emphasized the importance of fostering partnerships among universities, government institutions, and the private sector. He pointed out that the knowledge economy is the fundamental pillar for building a sustainable economic future reliant on innovation and scientific research.

This participation is part of Kirkuk University's ongoing efforts to develop its academic and scientific environment and strengthen its presence in scientific forums, keeping pace with global advancements in the fields of economics and higher education.