The College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences at the University of Baghdad witnessed the administration of the competitive examination for applicants seeking admission to postgraduate studies (Master’s and Doctorate). The Deanship of the College took all necessary measures to facilitate the process for students, ensuring the provision of examination supplies and the proper preparation of classrooms.
The Dean of the College, Professor Dr. Amira Mohammed Saleh, conducted an inspection tour to oversee the progress of the examination, ensuring it was carried out smoothly as planned. She was accompanied by the Associate Dean for Scientific Affairs, Professor Dr. Mohammed Shaker Mahmoud, and the Head of Postgraduate Studies, Professor Dr. Rashad Safaa.
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