Student guide

• Complete your file at Registration and Student Affairs and collect your student ID.
• Check your department’s timetable and the academic calendar.
• Activate your e-service accounts, such as university email and the e-learning platform.
• Follow the university dress code.
• Get to know your academic adviser in the department.

• Study is organised in two semesters with ECTS credits under the Bologna Process.
• Regular attendance is required to sit examinations; absences are counted under the attendance regulations in force.
• Marks are divided between continuous assessment during the semester and the final examination, as set out in each course description.
• You may appeal a result within the set period and through the announced procedure.

• Central Library and the Iraqi Virtual Science Library, for sources and research.
• University Psychological Counselling Division, for confidential support and advice.
• Student Activities Department, for cultural, academic, sports and volunteering activities.
• Computer Centre Department, for help with accounts and e-services.

Students have the right to learn in a safe environment that respects their dignity, to know how they are assessed, and to raise grievances and complaints through official channels. In return, they are expected to respect university rules, uphold academic integrity, take care of university property, and treat fellow students, teachers and staff with respect.

• Registration, documents and deferral: Registration and Student Affairs.
• Questions about a course: the course teacher, then the head of department.
• Tuition fees: Administrative and Financial Affairs.
• Complaints and suggestions: the “Complaints & suggestions” form on the Contact page.