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Institutional development · Research, innovation and assessment · Iraq

Kufa Studies Centre academic chairs Babylon master's defence on intangible asset valuation

An assistant professor from the University of Kufa's Kufa Studies Centre chaired the committee discussing a business administration master's thesis at the University of Babylon on 22 October.

Photo: Daderot / Wikimedia Commons, CC0

Why it matters: The University of Babylon's Department of Business Administration held a master's thesis discussion whose committee was chaired by a University of Kufa academic.

The University of Kufa reported that Assistant Professor Dr Saadi Ahmed Al-Mousawi of its Kufa Studies Centre chaired a master's thesis discussion committee at the University of Babylon.

According to the university, the discussion took place on Thursday 22 October 2026 in the Department of Business Administration within Babylon's College of Administration and Economics.

The thesis examined how the valuation of intangible assets affects a company's value and its share returns, the University of Kufa said.

Editor’s view

Scott James, Research and Innovation Editor

For the University of Babylon's Department of Business Administration, the 22 October discussion of a thesis on intangible asset valuation was chaired by an academic from a different university, the University of Kufa's Kufa Studies Centre.

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