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Department of Aviation Technologies
About the Department
Aviation technologies are one of the leading engineering sciences, continuously evolving with the latest scientific research in the field of aviation. The fields of this science have expanded into multiple branches, some focused on engine development, others on the structure and how to improve it, and some related to aircraft fuel, etc. All these sciences contribute to one field: aviation technologies. Given the developments in the country and the opening up to the world with the establishment of numerous airports, as well as the need to supply the labor market with specialized technical staff in this rare field, the Department of Aviation Technology was established at the Technical Institute / Najaf as per the letter from the University of Al-Furat Technical No. 7/27/952 dated 27/10/2014.
Department Vision
The Department of Aviation Technology strives to be one of the most important departments in technical educational institutes for aviation sciences in the Middle East over the next five years.
Department Mission
- To provide a high-quality program in aviation technology to produce highly skilled graduates who will support the aviation sector and serve the community.
Department Objectives
- To enhance the department's competitiveness as an educational institution in the field of technical education within Iraq and across the Arab world.
- To improve the efficiency and effectiveness of scientific research within the department and foster active participation and cooperation with research institutions in the local, regional, and international community.
- To increase the department's capacity to contribute to community service, environmental development, and activate special units within the institute.
- Language of instruction: Teaching in this department will be exclusively in English. The summer training in the first year will last for 8 weeks, with 5 days per week, and the weekly practical hours will be calculated as 6 hours per week. The student must pass this training with a satisfactory result, but it does not affect the final graduate GPA.
- The annual system will be adopted for all course materials.
- The student's grade in the first year represents 40% of the overall GPA, while the student's grade in the second year represents 60% of the overall GPA.
