Vision

To become a local and regional leader in the field of conventional and smart electrical power engineering technologies by providing distinguished technical education and applied scientific research that keeps pace with the latest global developments; contributing to the development of energy infrastructure and qualifying professionals capable of leading and achieving the transition toward sustainable and smart energy systems in Iraq.

Message

Equipping a workforce of technical and engineering experts proficient in smart electrical power technologies. We focus on the installation, operation, and management of traditional and advanced power systems, emphasizing renewable energy, automation, and energy conservation. The department further pledges to advance applied research and offer professional consultations that contribute to societal growth and national development goals.

Aim

  • Enhancing Academic Knowledge: Building a solid technical knowledge base in the fundamentals of conventional and smart electrical power engineering, including smart grids, renewable energy, automation, and control systems.

  • Developing Practical Skills: Cultivating the necessary practical skills for students to install, maintain, diagnose, and repair smart electrical power systems using the latest tools and technologies.

  • Encouraging Research and Innovation: Stimulating applied scientific research and innovation in fields such as renewable energy integration and energy efficiency.

  • Community and Industry Service: Contributing to labor market needs by graduating professionals capable of driving economic and environmental development and providing sustainable solutions to energy challenges.

  • Commitment to Global Standards: Ensuring the quality of the academic program in accordance with local and international standards, and working toward international program accreditation.

  • Promoting Professional Values: Instilling values of occupational safety, engineering ethics, and social and environmental responsibility in graduates.

Graduate Description

A graduate is qualified to:

– Implementing electrical and manufacturing facilities, maintaining equipment, and winding electric motor coils.

-assemble and run a variety of electrical devices

– organize electrical workshops

-arranging maintenance work, and monitoring and following up industrial production lines.

Laboratories

  • Laboratory of Electric Circuits & Measurements – 1st Year 

  • Laboratory of Electronic – 1st Year 

  • Laboratory of Digital Electronics – 1st Year 

  • Laboratory of Electrical Installation – 1st Year

  • Computer Laboratory – 1st Year 

  • Electrical Maintenance Workshop  – 1st Year 

  • Laboratory of Electrical Maintenance – 1st Year

  • Laboratory of Electrical & Engineering Drawing – 1st Year 

  • Laboratory of Electrical Machines –  2nd Year

  • Laboratory of Electronic Power – 2nd Year

  • Laboratories of Industrial Instillations – 2nd Year

  •  Laboratory of Electrical Machines – 2nd Year

  • Laboratory of Electrical Facilities – 2nd Year

Statistics
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