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The Department of Petroleum and Refining Engineering at the University of Mosul was founded in the academic year 2013–2014 as the first specialized program of its kind in Iraq. It delivers a four-year Bachelor of Science degree focused on preparing highly skilled graduates in petroleum and refining technologies. The program totals 154 credit hours and includes courses in petroleum chemistry, process engineering, analytical chemistry, corrosion science, and petroleum technology. The department boasts an academic team composed of PhD and MSc holders actively engaged in research and industry cooperation. The curriculum is continuously reviewed to align with advances in petroleum applications and to meet international accreditation standards. The department collaborates with national and international oil companies to foster student internships, industrial projects, and scientific exchange. Graduates have excelled in Iraq’s energy sector and the program remains committed to producing capable engineers equipped to work globally.

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The petroleum reservoir engineering department of the faculty of petroleum and mining engineering at the University of Mosul, established in 2013-2014, is the first of its kind. Within four years of study, the department strives to prepare qualified and specialized staff in the field of petroleum reservoir engineering. Consequently, the student will receive a bachelor’s degree after completing 240 units. The curriculum encompasses all petroleum reservoir engineering topics, such as reservoir engineering, drilling engineering, production engineering, gas technology, and secondary oil extraction techniques. Several professors with doctoral and master’s degrees teach in the department, which has graduated hundreds of reservoir engineers. Since its establishment to the present day, the department has endeavored to reconcile relations with international energy corporations in numerous sectors through practical means. Supporting the scientific educational process in accordance with international accreditation standards to accomplish the department’s vision and mission, the department aims to prepare highly qualified reservoir engineers for employment in various sectors of the oil and gas industry. In addition, the department strives to improve the teaching staff’s abilities, attract scientific talent to the department, and conduct solid applied scientific research that includes new knowledge that can be utilized on the local and global markets, as well as to increase the confidence of the community and external institutions in the department’s outputs, as well as to foster cooperation and scientific exchange with corresponding departments. The Department of Petroleum Reservoir Engineering/College of Petroleum and Mining Engineering at the University of Mosul was established in 2013, and its first graduating class received certificates in 2016. The college’s curriculum is founded on the fundamental specializations in this discipline. The department’s staff periodically reviews its curricula to keep up with developments in the field of petroleum applications, and its curricula have always incorporated the scientific foundations in these specializations and adapted them to the country’s advancement in petroleum technology.

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The study began in the department in 2013-2014 as the Department of Mining Engineering in the specialty of mining and mining engineering, where it received some students from the graduates of the preparatory study for the year 2012-2013 with a rate of (94%) at least and these students enrolled in the first year of the department will represent the first batch to graduate from the department and there were (21) students. The graduates of the Department of Mining Engineering work in the basic extractive and manufacturing industries, including the mining and metallurgy industry, the oil production industry, the metallurgical industry and the construction materials production industry. All these industries need a special kind of workers to face unusual working conditions, and this is what a graduate of the Department of Mining Engineering knows and learns to face.