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Institutional development · Student experience, equity and outcomes · Iraq

Diyala veterinary college organises lecture on digital drugs' effects on university girls

The University of Diyala's College of Veterinary Medicine organised a lecture on addiction and digital drugs and their effects on girls in the university community, in cooperation with community police and the Diyala narcotics department.

Photo: Enginerdiyala / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0

Why it matters: Girls in the University of Diyala community were the stated focus of the college's lecture on addiction and digital drug risks.

The University of Diyala said its College of Veterinary Medicine organised an awareness lecture on the dangers of addiction and digital drugs and their effects on girls in the university community.

According to the university, the college organised the lecture in cooperation with the Community Police Directorate and the Diyala narcotics department.

The university said the session aimed to raise awareness of the risks of addiction and digital drugs and to explain their effects.

Editor’s view

Rachel Smith, Students and International Editor

The lecture, organised by the College of Veterinary Medicine in cooperation with the Community Police Directorate and the Diyala narcotics department, was aimed at girls in the University of Diyala community.

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