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The President of the University of Shatrah, Prof. Dr. Basim Abdul-Hussein Jarallah, headed the university's delegation, which included the Director of the Scholarships and Cultural Relations Department, Asst. Prof. Dr. Hakeem Jawad Kadhim, and the Head of the Department of English Language at the College of Education for Girls, Asst. Prof. Dr. Rafi' Mohsen, on an official working visit to the Federal Republic of Germany, which included visits to the Berlin Institute of Arts and the Brandenburg University of Technology, within the framework of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research's directions aimed at internationalising Iraqi universities and strengthening their academic presence at the international level.
During the visit, the President of the University of Shatrah reached preliminary understandings with the Berlin Institute of Arts and the Brandenburg University of Technology, with the aim of developing joint programmes in the fields of scientific research and student exchange between the universities, as well as giving the university's professors and students the opportunity to obtain study fellowships and advanced academic training.
During the meeting, the President of the University stressed expanding the university's international partnerships with prestigious international universities by strengthening joint study programmes and visiting professor programmes and by involving students in training and specialised programmes, noting that these initiatives help raise the quality of university education, develop academic programmes, strengthen scientific research and exchange expertise between the two sides.
For their part, the management of the Berlin Institute of Arts and the presidency of Brandenburg University welcomed this cooperation, affirming that the partnership with the University of Shatrah represents an important step in strengthening scientific and cultural communication between the institutions and paves the way for launching joint research programmes and projects in the coming period.
These understandings are to be completed later in approved official formats to be signed by the two sides.
