新加坡国立大学硕士课程时间安排
2024-11-15
更新时间：2024-02-11 04:58:05作者：欧曼老师
基尔库克大学成立于2003年，其短暂存在不可避免地受到伊拉克历史最近变化的影响
基尔库克位于巴格达以北约150英里的佐克拉山脚下，被描述为“一座圣经般的城市，拥有巨大的石油储量、高耸的堡垒和多民族的组成，使其成为整个地区的缩影”
地点和特点都造就了一所位于伊拉克内战前线的机构，其目标是“建设未来的人类，并使其为社会的正确领导做好准备”。生存本身就是一个挑战，但英国也支持因战争而流离失所的学生和机构
2019年5月，它获得了亚洲杰出学生支持奖，因为它为来自摩苏尔、提克里特和费卢杰等七所大学的近5万名流离失所的学生提供了“不仅是教育，还有住房、食物和情感支持”。这包括在下班后和周末开放教室和实验室
它始于法律学院、政治学院、教育学院、人文学院和护理学院，目前已发展到近25000名学生，其中包括9000多名兼职学生。它强调科学、技术和医学的教学和研究
医学院提供11个学术专业，是五个开设开放获取期刊的学院之一，其他学院分别是科学、法律、农业、行政和科学
优先事项包括在基尔库克以西30英里的Hawija开办农业和教育学校
Formed in 2003, the short existence of the University of Kirkuk has inevitably been defined by the recent changes in Iraqi history.
Kirkuk, at the foot of the Zokra Mountains around 150 miles north of Baghdad, has been described as "a biblical city with vast oil reserves, a towering citadel and a multi-ethnic composition that make it a microcosm of an entire region".
Both location and characteristics created an institution with the aim of "building the future human being and preparing it to prepare the right leadership of society” at the frontline of Iraq’s civil conflicts. Survival was a challenge by itself, but the UK also supported students and institutions displaced by warfare.
In May 2019 it won the THE Asia Award for Outstanding Student Support for providing "not just education, but housing, food and emotional support" for nearly 50,000 students displaced from seven other universities including in Mosul, Tikrit and Fallujah. This included opening up its classrooms and laboratories after hours and at weekends.
It started with colleges of law and political science, education and humanities and nursing and has grown to take the total student roll of close to 25,000, including just over 9,000 part-timers. It has placed an emphasis on teaching and research in science, technology and medicine.
The Medical School, which offers 11 academic specialisms, is one of five faculties – the others are science, law, agriculture and administration and science – which run Open Access journals.
Priorities include the opening of schools of agriculture and education at Hawija, 30 miles west of Kirkuk.
