The extension division at the Faculty of science at the University of Mosul, in cooperation with the Student Activities Division / volunteer work unit, held on Monday, November 9, 2026, a training course entitled “Cultural building for university students”, in the Criminal Evidence Department, at noon at twelve o’clock. The course aimed at enhancing cultural development among university students, developing their intellectual and social awareness, and consolidating the values of responsibility, initiative and volunteerism, which contributes to building a conscious university personality capable of actively contributing to community service. The course included lectures given by Dr. Abdul Malik Salem Al Hoyer, director of Sanaa al-Qa’ida Community Schools, and assistant teacher Buraq Mohammed Saeed, head of the voluntary work unit. The lectures dealt with the importance of continuous reading and openness to various sciences, human and historical experiments, and benefiting from them in the development of thought and expanding the horizons of knowledge, as well as the development of administrative and human skills, organizing ideas and summarizing them using modern means and artificial intelligence applications. She also highlighted the need to develop critical thinking and move away from tradition, encourage creativity, innovation and initiative in facing challenges, as well as establishing a culture of dialogue and discussion of ideas and decisions based on evidence and evidence, and not just receiving information without analyzing and scrutinizing it. The session touched upon the importance of young people having clear goals and future projects and working to achieve them according to practical and organized plans, as well as participating in collective and voluntary activities and community initiatives, because of their role in developing a sense of responsibility and strengthening the culture of institutional work. The lectures also stressed the importance of developing social relations, practicing hobbies and interests in a balanced manner, being able to specialize scientifically, and using the outputs of scientific research to draw future plans and provide solutions that serve the community. We wish the course administrators continued success and success, and to continue their efforts in developing cultural and intellectual awareness among students, and enhancing their abilities in a way that contributes to preparing a conscious and creative University generation, capable of serving society and contributing to its renaissance.

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Saturday, November 14, 2026