Nine student projects from the Colleges of Electronics Engineering and Information Technology at the University of Ninevah have been included in the National Guide to Promising Projects on the official platform of the National University Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Applications Championship (NURAI 2026), organized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
The projects span four tracks: three medical projects, two agricultural projects, one industrial project, and three community service projects. They explore a range of applications involving robotics, artificial intelligence, and smart systems across various fields.
The inclusion of these projects under the “Promising Projects – Science and Technology Parks” section aims to showcase student innovations, expand opportunities for incubation and development, and support their transformation into practical applications that serve the community.
This achievement reflects the academic excellence and creativity of the University’s students, as well as the efforts of the two Colleges’ deanships, academic departments, and project supervisors, with the support of the University of Ninevah Presidency, in nurturing student talent, encouraging innovation, and promoting entrepreneurship.