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Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Iraq

University of Diyala college holds course on capital for sustainable development

The University of Diyala's College of Administration and Economics in Iraq has held a specialist training course on investment selection procedures and directing capital towards sustainable development.

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

Why it matters: Participants in the college's course were its intended beneficiaries, with the university saying the aim was to give them practical and academic skills.

The University of Diyala said its College of Administration and Economics held a specialist training course titled 'Investment Selection Procedures and Directing Capital towards Sustainable Development'.

According to the university, the course was delivered by Professor Alyaa Hussein Khalaf and lecturer Diyaa Abdul Razzaq Hassan.

The university said the course aimed to give participants practical and academic skills.

Editor’s view

Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor

Participants in the college's course are the people directly affected, and the university said the course was intended to give them practical and academic skills.

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