Basra Engineering Polytechnic College Holds Workshop on Graduate Preparation and Aligning Skills with Labor Market Requirements
Under the patronage of the Dean of Basra Engineering Polytechnic College, Assistant Professor Dr. Diyah Kammel Shary, the Rehabilitation, Employment, and Follow-up Unit, in cooperation with the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Industries Engineering Techniques and the Media and Government Communication Division, organized a workshop entitled “The Graduation Project: A Gateway to the Future and the Labor Market — From Idea to Application.”
The workshop was delivered by Assistant Lecturer Intisar Yaqoub Yusuf and held in the lecture halls of the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Industries Engineering Techniques.
The workshop addressed the importance of graduation projects in transforming scientific ideas into practical, feasible applications. This helps develop students’ skills, strengthen their capacity for innovation and creativity, and align university educational outcomes with the evolving requirements and needs of the labor market.
The workshop also highlighted the stages involved in preparing graduation projects, beginning with scientific research and market needs analysis, followed by design and development, teamwork, and planning, and culminating in project testing, evaluation, and verification of quality and efficiency. These stages help enhance students’ opportunities to transition from university life to professional careers.



