This morning, the College of Agriculture commenced graduate examinations for the first fall semester across all academic departments, conducted in an organized academic environment with full provision of the necessary requirements to ensure the success of the examination process.
The exams were held under the supervision of the Dean, Assistant Professor Dr. Sami Khudair Saeed, and with the oversight of the Scientific Assistant, Assistant Professor Wissam Hamad Hussein.
The Deanship confirmed that all essential arrangements were provided for the examinations, including properly equipped halls with heating and lighting systems, availability of paper and stationery, service teams to maintain cleanliness, and specialized examination committees to address any urgent needs that might arise during the examination period.
The college praised the students’ commitment and responsible handling of academic requirements and affirmed its continued support for graduate studies, aiming to enhance academic and research standards in line with the college’s plans and scientific mission.
Additionally, the University Presidency’s committee supervising graduate examinations inspected the process and commended the Deanship’s measures in providing dedicated halls for the examination committees
