College of Tourism Sciences

Supports strong, transparent institutions that uphold justice and fight corruption.

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• Meeting of the College of Tourism Sciences Council
• Dean of the College of Tourism Sciences Holds a Meeting with Department Heads and Administrative Unit Officials
• Meeting of the Scientific Promotions Committee at the College of Tourism Sciences

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• The Hospitality Studies Department Holds an Awareness Workshop on Drugs and Their Effects

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• Training Workshop for Female Staff at the College of Tourism Sciences in Collaboration with the Women’s Affairs Unit and the College of Administration and Economics..

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• The College of Tourism Sciences Organizes an Awareness Lecture on Human Trafficking in Iraq

 

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• Participation of the Head of the Department of Hotel Studies in the Panel Discussion Organised by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

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• “Legal Aids” Volunteer Team Holds a Workshop on Legal Awareness at the College of Tourism Sciences

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• The College of Tourism Sciences Continues Its Course on Combating Financial and Administrative Corruption
• The College of Tourism Sciences Holds a Training Course on Tourism Security
• Workshop on Quality Fundamentals and Achieving Efficiency in Academic and Administrative Work at the College of Tourism Sciences
• The College of Tourism Sciences Supports Institutional Accreditation Requirements by Highlighting Its Students
• The College of Tourism Sciences Holds a Workshop Entitled “Drugs… The Silent Danger” as Part of Anti-Drug Week Activities
• The College of Tourism Sciences Organizes a Workshop on “The Fundamentals of Official Correspondence”
• To Protect the University Community… The College of Tourism Sciences Organizes a Symposium on Electronic Financial Fraud
• The College of Tourism Sciences Organises a Workshop on the Concept of Administrative Corruption and Mechanisms for Combating It in Iraqi Law

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• The Tourism Sector Confronts Drug Abuse… A Pioneering Awareness Workshop at the College of Tourism Sciences