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About the College

Establishment and History

The college was established in 1988 in Karbala Governorate, initially comprising the Department of Mechanics and the Department of Accounting. Instruction began in the 1988–1989 academic year, with an enrollment that year of 450 male and female students in the Department of Mechanics and 218 male and female students in the Department of Accounting. The college subsequently underwent notable expansion at all levels, both in the number of admitted students and in the number of departments.

Graduates are awarded the Diploma and the Technical Bachelor’s degree. The Diploma is equivalent to three years of study, comprising two full academic years plus an additional year corresponding to a summer training period. The college follows a course-based system that gives practical training precedence over theoretical instruction in its curricula.

The college aims to prepare technical personnel in technological, administrative, and medical specializations, qualified to serve as mid-level cadres across various sectors, by providing technical education that makes graduates more distinguished and competent, both quantitatively and qualitatively, in order to keep pace with scientific and technological developments.

Vision and Mission

Vision

Advancing a technical education system that achieves leadership and excellence, focuses on meeting the needs of society, and is grounded in quality standards and sustainable development.

Mission

Providing society with qualified technical personnel possessing expertise and competence, delivering technical education based on quality standards and academic accreditation, and strengthening scientific research activity in a manner that meets the requirements of the labor market.

Objectives

Actively contributing to preparing scientific graduates with skills and techniques capable of working across various sectors.

Supporting scientific research and nurturing innovators through incentives that foster a healthy work environment in accordance with high quality standards.

Fostering loyalty to and engagement with institutional work in a manner that reinforces organizational citizenship behavior.

Committing to teamwork, fairness, and transparency.

Promoting a culture of creativity, innovation, and originality in institutional work.

Fostering openness and cooperation among academic institutions at the highest levels of professional ethics, alongside continuous strategic renewal.

Valuing time and upholding the principles of integrity and honesty, with an emphasis on core values.

Investing in human potential and providing opportunities for community participation in various activities and events by implementing quality programs for youth to develop students’ performance and creative capabilities.

College Location

The college is located in the Al-Jadwal Al-Gharbi (Western Canal) subdistrict, east of Karbala Governorate, 13 km from the governorate center, on the road connecting Karbala and Babil governorates.

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College Organizational Structure
Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research
Al-Furat Al-Awsat Technical University
Karbala Polytechnic College
College Council
Dean
Prof. Dr. Fadel Mohammed Zahir
Dean
Administrative Assistant
Asst. Prof. Dr. Ali Kadhim
Assistant Dean for Administrative Affairs
Academic Assistant
Asst. Prof. Dr. Mohammed Fadel Neama
Assistant Dean for Scientific Affairs

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Engineering Departments

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Mechanical Engineering Technology
Electrical Engineering Technology
Information Technology Engineering
Building and Construction Engineering
Renewable Energy Engineering Technology

Administrative Departments

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Accounting Technology
Business Administration Technology

Medical Departments

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Community Health Technology
Medical Laboratory Technology