College of Engineering - Salahaddin University-Erbil

The College of Engineering at Salahaddin University-Erbil established with the establishment of Salahaddin University in 1968 in the city of Slemani (Later is moved to Erbil in 1981). Currently we have 280 full time academic staff with 300 non-academic. All our academic staff are very active in teaching, research and consultancy. The AQ asks every academic staff to collect at least 25 scientific points every calendar year. The scientific point is very strictly defined includes academic initiatives, patents, student feedback, publications, serving community and involvement in running the depart

It is an engineering college when I have been there it was a summer holiday.

Good

Its pretty awesome :) best college I've seen in erbil.

Ok

Best of the all colleges in salahaddin university

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Best place for learning

Geatest!

Full of science ❤️

Best place to learn

☀☀

The best University

I love engineering

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You can purchase a new device for Iraq and other countries. Precautions for repairing the device on which the door is closed.

A nice college

Medium

The most Beautiful college

Best engineering college.

Good parks

What distinguishes the College of Engineering at Salahaddin University most is its beautiful and well-maintained gardens, which attract students.

One of the most beautiful colleges at Salahaddin University

A college for study and seeking knowledge

Organized college

Need to be clean up more

Mid-Level college with a nice campus

Your time and energy will be wasted in this place. You will experience inequality and discrimination. This is not a place to learn, it is a place for disappointing from the whole country. I wasted 5 years of my youth in this dark corner.

After or during graduation, you'll need several years of online training courses from Google, Udemy, edX, Coursera, and any other platforms to start learning from zero because you, my dear, won't build any skills in this university. Sorry to say that, but the job market is completely different from what you'll be taught during your university years. 😉 I wish you good luck. Be wise!

Waste of age

Ten years after graduation, all my female friends who graduated with degrees in civil engineering, surveying, dams, and water resources are still without any job in their field. They all work in unrelated jobs, or they find engineering jobs with very low salaries and then get fired. My advice: If you are a veiled girl, you will find it very difficult to get job opportunities, and the salary is often very low. Therefore, choose either architecture, design, software engineering, or computer science if you are looking for a high salary. And choose any medical specialty if you are looking for more