Al-Khawarizmi College of Engineering, University of Baghdad

It is an important faculty in University of Baghdad , and has been founded in 06/13/2002 (formerly, named second college of Engineering) and called the first batch of students for the academic year 2002-2003 after assuring most of the requirements in cooperation with the first Faculty of Engineering / University of Baghdad . Currently, it occupies three main buildings: (Deanery and administrative units building, scientific departments and laboratories building and the department of Biochemical Engineering building). The college is managed by elite of Engineering professors of good expertise in engineering education where they seeks to improve the quality of students and makes great efforts to promote the scientific level. For many reasons it takes on major responsibilities, most importantly it bears the name of the University of Baghdad..... And Baghdad, is “Dar AL Salaam “and the land of Islam and Arabism, and the capital of Mesopotamia and the Islamic caliphate at the height of scientific development for more than four centuries .... Because it contains modern engineering sciences that keep pace worldwide. The world will witness in the beginning of this century a rapid development in higher education and scientific research, based on the developments in the informatics and communications were reflected in turn on scientific disciplines, which many international universities started improving of new disciplines to keep pace with the scientific development and to meet the needs of the community. In order to keep pace with this in Iraq, AL Khwarizmi College of Engineering meets the future ambition to include disciplines in modern engineering science to ensure and keep pace with global trends that are consistent with the need for Iraq's future requirements, taking into consideration the availability of human and material resources at their minimum limits that guarantee the achievement of goals. These disciplines are taught in many solid worldwide universities, including United States, Europe, Japan and other countries.