Social Work

Department Overview – Social Work Department

The Social Work Department was established during the academic year 2008–2009 in response to the growing need for qualified social workers in the Kurdistan Region. The first cohort of undergraduate students was admitted in 2009. The establishment of the department was strongly supported by UN agencies, particularly UNICEF, as well as non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in the region. With funding from UNICEF, the department benefited from a two-year academic cooperation with Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College in Sweden. During this period, experienced faculty members from the Swedish university contributed to curriculum development and teaching within the department. The initiative also received crucial backing from the Kurdistan Region Prime Minister's Office at the time. The department offers a four-year Bachelor of Social Work program taught entirely in English. Since its inception, over 700 students have graduated, many of whom now work in international and local NGOs, schools, counseling centers, and therapy services. Currently, the department has 16 faculty members holding master's and doctoral degrees from universities in the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, China, Kurdistan University, and Salahaddin University. As an academic unit, the department operates under the umbrella of the College of Arts at Salahaddin University – Erbil, and it remains committed to preparing future professionals equipped to address social challenges and promote well-being in the region.

Head of Department

Dr. Hakim Qadir Taha Email: [email protected] | Mobile: +964 7511291836 ResearchGate | Google Scholar | ORCID

Biography

Dr. Hakim Qadir Taha is a lecturer and Head of the Social Work Department at Salahaddin University – Erbil. He teaches undergraduate courses in psychology, sociology, social psychology, and research methods. His expertise spans child protection, family and social policy, and applied social research. He is also a member of the Child Protection Committee in Erbil, collaborating with ministries and institutions focused on child welfare.

Academic Background

PhD in Sociology and Social Policy, University of Durham, UK (2020)
Master’s in Social Work, Salahaddin University – Erbil (2007)
Certificate in Social Work Practice, Canterbury Christ Church University, UK (2006)
Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Salahaddin University – Erbil (1999)

Teaching and Academic Experience

Lecturer and Head of Department, Social Work, Salahaddin University (2008–Present)
Lecturer and Deputy Head, Sociology Department (2006–2008)

Professional Experience

Social Researcher, Kurdish Life Aid (2000–2001)
Field Operations Officer, KOMA (2001–2004)
Field Operations Officer, Iraqi Kurdistan Mine Action Centre (2004–2005)
Lecturer & Assistant, Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College (2008–2010)

Research Interests

Child Protection
Child Labour
Domestic Violence
School Social Work
Social Policy and Social Work
Family and Well-being
Social Problems
Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods

Selected Publications

Causes of School Dropouts in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (2021)
Children Losing Their Childhood: Child Labour in Erbil Camps
Social Work with Children from Severely Deprived Families
Child Punishment and Maltreatment in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq
Attitudes Towards Child Neglect among Kurdish Families
Parental Attitudes in Erbil Towards Children’s Emotional Development

Conferences and Symposiums Attended

CEO International Social Sciences Congress (2022, 2021)
Early Childhood Voices Conference – Charles Sturt University (2022)
Annual Social Justice Summit – Johannesburg, South Africa (2021)
Family Research and Practice Conference – Andrews University, USA (2021)
Generation Equality Forum – Paris, France
ISSUP International Conference – London, UK (2021)
George Mason University Symposium on Polarization (2022)
Various regional conferences in Kurdistan and Iraq

For more details, visit Dr. Taha’s academic profile: https://academics.su.edu.krd/hakim.taha

Social Work Mission and Vision

The mission of the Social Work Department at Salahaddin University – Erbil is to prepare ethically grounded, professionally competent, and socially committed social workers who can address the diverse and complex needs of individuals, families, and communities in the Kurdistan Region and beyond. The department is committed to advancing social justice, promoting human rights, and empowering marginalized populations through evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and culturally responsive interventions. We aim to foster a learning environment that integrates theory with practice, grounded in the core values of social work such as respect for human dignity, integrity, and the pursuit of social change.

The vision of the Social Work Department is to be a leading center of excellence in social work education and research in the Kurdistan Region and Iraq, recognized for producing socially responsible professionals and contributing to the development of inclusive and resilient societies.

We aspire to:

Strengthen partnerships with local, national, and international organizations.
Lead innovative research addressing social problems such as child protection, displacement, poverty, and gender-based violence.
Promote community engagement and policy advocacy to advance the wellbeing of vulnerable and underserved populations.

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Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Social Work Department will be able to:

Apply ethical and professional principles in supporting individuals, families, and communities.
Develop strong communication and practical skills to assess needs, plan interventions, and promote social well-being.
Understand and address key social issues in the Kurdistan Region through research, advocacy, and collaboration with relevant organizations.
Promote human rights and social justice in diverse practice settings.
Engage in ongoing professional development and lifelong learning.

Partnerships

Foundational Collaborations: Since its establishment, the department has collaborated with UNICEF and Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College in Sweden, which played a key role in developing the curriculum and building academic capacity.
International Partnerships: A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed with the Evangelische Hochschule Rheinland-Westfalen-Lippe</em) in Germany. This agreement supports academic exchange, joint research, and mutual collaboration in social work education and practice.
National Collaborations: The department works closely with the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Social Affairs of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), providing field training opportunities for students in schools, social service institutions, and community programs.
Specialized Centers: The department also collaborates with centers supporting persons with disabilities, individuals with autism, and the elderly—offering students valuable practical experience and exposure to diverse professional settings.

These partnerships play a vital role in linking academic learning with community needs and ensure that the department contributes effectively to professional social work and social development in the Kurdistan Region.

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About Us

The Social Work Department at Salahaddin University – Erbil was established in the academic year 2008–2009 to meet the growing demand for qualified social workers in the Kurdistan Region. Since welcoming its first cohort in 2009, the department has become a hub for academic excellence, professional training, and community engagement. Supported by international organizations such as UNICEF and academic partners like Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College in Sweden, the department has developed a robust curriculum aligned with the Bologna Process, ensuring compatibility with European higher education standards. Our four-year Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program is taught entirely in English and integrates theoretical knowledge with hands-on fieldwork. Students gain practical experience through placements in schools, NGOs, social service institutions, and community programs. With over 700 graduates since its inception, the department continues to shape the future of social work in the region. Our faculty members hold advanced degrees from institutions in the UK, US, Canada, China, and Iraq, and are deeply committed to promoting social justice, human rights, and community well-being. As part of the College of Arts, we strive to empower students to become ethical, competent, and socially responsible professionals who can address complex social challenges and contribute to building inclusive and resilient societies.

Degree Program Overview

The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program at Salahaddin University is a four-year undergraduate degree designed to prepare students for professional practice in the field of social work. Delivered entirely in English, the program combines academic knowledge with practical training to equip students with the skills needed to work effectively with individuals, families, groups, and communities. Students are introduced to core social work principles, professional ethics, and intervention methods. The curriculum covers key topics such as:

Human development
Social welfare systems
Research methods
Community work
Social policy
Child protection
Working with vulnerable populations

Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills essential for effective social work practice. Throughout the program, students participate in field placements in cooperation with government institutions, NGOs, and community organizations. These placements provide hands-on experience in real-life social work settings, including:

Schools
Disability centers
Child protection units
Elderly care homes

Upon graduation, students are well-prepared for employment in various sectors such as education, health, social services, humanitarian organizations, and counseling centers. Graduates may also pursue postgraduate studies in social work or related fields.

Curriculum Overview

The Social Work Department at Salahaddin University adheres to the Bologna Process, ensuring alignment with European higher education standards. The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program integrates academic rigor with practical training, preparing students to address diverse social challenges across various specializations.

Program Structure by Semester

First Year – Fall Semester

English for University Students
Kurdish Studies
Academic Skills
Concepts in Social Work
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology

First Year – Spring Semester

Computer Skills
English for Specific Purposes
Introduction to Social Work
Social Psychology
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Practical Social Work

Second Year – Fall Semester

Academic Writing in Social Work
Casework Skills
Child and Family Social Work
Social Policy and Social Work (Elective)
Social Work and Climate Change (Elective)
Social Problems (Elective)
Human Behavior in the Social Environment (Elective)

Second Year – Spring Semester

Social Work with Groups
Social Work Practice Models and Approaches
Law and Ethics in Social Work
Child Development (Elective)
Community Development (Elective)
Social Work with Disadvantaged and Marginalized Groups (Elective)
Human Rights and Social Work (Elective)

Third Year – Fall Semester

Counselling in Social Work
Social Work Theories
Social Work Practicum in Public and Private Schools
School Social Work (Elective)
Addiction (Elective)
Children's Social Needs (Elective)
Case Management (Elective)

Third Year – Spring Semester

Research Methodology
Social Work Practicum in Social Institutions
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Youth's Social Needs
Social Work with Immigrants and Refugees (Elective)
Crisis Management (Elective)
Special Needs and Social Work (Elective)
Social Work with Older Adults (Elective)

Fourth Year – Fall Semester

Criminal Rehabilitation in Social Work
Gender Studies
Internship (Placement) in Local and International NGOs
Autism and Social Work (Elective)
Administrative and Documentation Skills in Social Work (Elective)
Quantitative and Qualitative Research (Elective)
Social Work & Reform in Social Institutions (Elective)

Fourth Year – Spring Semester

Welfare Organizations
Research Project
Clinical Social Work (Elective)
Family Therapy (Elective)
Youth Leadership and Peace Building (Elective)
Safeguarding Children and Adults in Social Work (Elective)

Admission

Admission to the Social Work Department at Salahaddin University follows the general university criteria and national higher education regulations. Applicants must have completed secondary education and meet the required scores in the university entrance examination. The department is committed to inclusive education and allocates reserved seats for students with disabilities, ensuring equal access and support for their academic success. Additionally, the department offers special admission opportunities for employees of the Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor who have served for several years but do not hold a social work degree. Eligible candidates with a secondary education certificate may be admitted based on these provisions, aligning with general university policies on admission exceptions.

Graduate & Postgraduate Programs

Graduation Requirements

To graduate from the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) program, students must complete all required coursework, fieldwork placements, and a final research project while meeting the department’s academic standards. Graduates earn a degree that qualifies them for professional roles in government agencies, NGOs, schools, health services, and community programs. Since 2009, over 700 students have graduated, many of whom are now working across the Kurdistan Region in diverse social service sectors.

Postgraduate Programs

The department offers postgraduate programs designed to deepen knowledge, enhance research skills, and advance professional expertise in social work. Currently, eight faculty members hold master’s degrees in specialized areas including:

Family Studies
Peace and Conflict Resolution
Women and Child Reform Systems
School Counseling
School Social Work
Special Needs

Plans are underway to launch new Master’s and PhD programs, which will strengthen the department’s academic profile and contribute to the growth of social work education and research in the Kurdistan Region.

Program Learning Outcomes

Social work students are expected to develop key competencies that enhance their effectiveness and employability:

Interpersonal Skills: Building trust-based relationships with clients, colleagues, and community partners.
Critical Thinking: Analyzing complex situations and developing informed, effective solutions.
Adaptability and Resilience: Navigating dynamic environments and overcoming challenges.
Technology Proficiency: Using digital tools for research, communication, and client management.
Professional Development: Committing to lifelong learning and staying current with best practices.

Graduate Employability

Since 2009, over 700 graduates have secured employment in NGOs, government agencies, schools, and counseling centers. The department’s rigorous curriculum and hands-on training ensure that students are well-prepared to succeed in a variety of social work roles throughout the Kurdistan Region.

Study Programs

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Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)

Duration: 4 years (8 semesters)
Language of Instruction: English
Curriculum: Combines theoretical coursework with practical field placements
Focus Areas: Child protection, family support, community development, mental health, social policy, and human rights
Field Training: Conducted in collaboration with government institutions, NGOs, and community organizations
Capstone Requirement: Final research project and internship in the fourth year

Special Admission Tracks

Reserved seats for students with disabilities
Admission opportunities for Ministry of Social Affairs and Labor employees with relevant experience

Postgraduate Pathways

Graduates of the BSW program are eligible to pursue advanced degrees in social work, sociology, psychology, public policy, and related fields at national and international institutions.

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Salahaddin University – Publications

Recent Publications

Community Resilience in Post‑Conflict Societies

Ahmed, L., & Karim, D. (2024). Journal of Social Development, 15(2), 45‑62.

Abstract: This study explores strategies for rebuilding social cohesion and economic stability in communities affected by conflict in the Kurdistan Region.

Child Protection Systems in the Kurdistan Region

Karim, A., & Mahmood, S. (2023). International Journal of Child Welfare, 12(4), 210‑228.

Abstract: An evaluation of the effectiveness of child protection policies and services, with recommendations for system strengthening.

Mental Health Support in Schools: A Pilot Program

Mahmood, S., & Ismail, M. (2023). Education & Health Review, 8(1), 77‑90.

Abstract: This paper presents the design and outcomes of a school‑based mental health program for adolescents in Erbil.

Gender‑Based Violence Response Framework

Shwani, K., & Aziz, L. (2022). Journal of Gender Studies, 19(3), 134‑150.

Abstract: A proposed coordinated response model for survivors of gender‑based violence in both urban and rural settings.

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Salahaddin University – Research Projects

Ongoing & Completed Projects

Community Resilience in Post‑Conflict Areas

Description: Investigating strategies to rebuild social cohesion and economic stability in communities affected by conflict. Lead Researcher: Dr. Layla Ahmed Status: Ongoing (2024–2026)

Child Protection Systems Strengthening

Description: Evaluating the effectiveness of child protection policies and services in the Kurdistan Region. Lead Researcher: Prof. Ahmed Karim Status: Completed (2022–2024)

Mental Health Support in Schools

Description: Developing and testing school‑based mental health programs for adolescents. Lead Researcher: Dr. Sara Mahmood Status: Ongoing (2023–2025)

Gender‑Based Violence Response Framework

Description: Creating a coordinated response model for survivors of gender‑based violence in urban and rural settings. Lead Researcher: Dr. Kamal Shwani Status: Ongoing (2024–2025)

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Salahaddin University – Research Groups

Our Research Groups

Community Development & Social Policy

Focus: Enhancing community resilience, social inclusion, and policy reform. Lead: Dr. Layla Ahmed Founded: 2021

Child Protection & Family Welfare

Focus: Safeguarding children’s rights and strengthening family support systems. Lead: Prof. Ahmed Karim Founded: 2020

Mental Health & Social Support

Focus: Addressing mental health challenges through community-based interventions. Lead: Dr. Sara Mahmood Founded: 2022

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Salahaddin University – Opportunities for Students

Available Opportunities

Research Assistant Positions

Description: Work alongside faculty on ongoing research projects in social policy, community development, and child protection. Eligibility: 3rd and 4th year students with strong academic performance. Application Deadline: October 15, 2025

Fieldwork & Internship Programs

Description: Gain hands-on experience with NGOs, community centers, and social service agencies. Eligibility: Open to all enrolled students; priority for final-year students. Application Deadline: Rolling

Student Exchange Program

Description: Spend a semester abroad at partner universities to broaden your academic and cultural perspectives. Eligibility: Minimum GPA of 3.0 and English proficiency. Application Deadline: March 1, 2026

Workshops & Training Sessions

Description: Participate in skill-building workshops on counseling, case management, and community engagement. Eligibility: Open to all students in the department. Next Session: November 10, 2025

Research and Publications

The Social Work Department is actively engaged in research that addresses pressing social issues in the Kurdistan Region and beyond. Faculty members and students contribute to the advancement of social work knowledge through scholarly publications, field studies, and participation in international conferences.

Key Research Areas

Child Protection and Welfare
Domestic Violence and Family Support
Social Policy and Advocacy
Community Development
Displacement and Refugee Support
Mental Health and Well-being
Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods

Selected Publications

Causes of School Dropouts in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (2021)
Children Losing Their Childhood: A Qualitative Analysis of Child Labour in Erbil Camps
Social Work with Children from Severely Deprived Families: A Study of Displaced Families in Erbil Camps
Child Punishment and Maltreatment in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq: Causes and Consequences
Attitudes Towards Child Neglect among Kurdish Families in the Kurdistan Region–Iraq
Parental Attitudes in Erbil Towards the Nurturing of Children’s Emotional Development

Conference Participation

CEO International Social Sciences Congress (2022, 2021)
Early Childhood Voices Conference – Charles Sturt University (2022)
Annual Social Justice Summit – Johannesburg, South Africa (2021)
Family Research and Practice Conference – Andrews University, USA (2021)
Generation Equality Forum – Paris, France
ISSUP International Conference – London, UK (2021)
George Mason University Symposium on Polarization (2022)
Various regional conferences and symposia in Kurdistan and Iraq

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Salahaddin University – Academic Advising

Meet Our Academic Advisors

Dr. Layla Ahmed

Specialization: Community Development & Social Policy Office Hours: Sunday & Tuesday, 10:00–12:00

Email: [email protected]

Prof. Ahmed Karim

Specialization: Child Protection & Family Welfare Office Hours: Monday & Wednesday, 09:00–11:00

Email: [email protected]

Dr. Sara Mahmood

Specialization: Mental Health & Social Support Office Hours: Thursday, 13:00–15:00

Email: [email protected]

Advising Services

Guidance on course selection and academic planning
Support for research project development
Career counseling and internship placement
Assistance with university policies and procedures

Internship Opportunities

The Social Work Department at Salahaddin University – Erbil maintains strong and ongoing partnerships with local, national, and international institutions to enhance the quality of education, field practice, and research. Since its establishment, the department has collaborated with UNICEF and Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University College in Sweden, which played a key role in developing the curriculum and building academic capacity. Internationally, the department has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Evangelische Hochschule Rheinland-Westfalen-Lippe (Protestant University of Applied Sciences) in Germany. This agreement supports academic exchange, joint research, and mutual collaboration in the field of social work education and practice. At the national level, the department works closely with the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Social Affairs of the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), providing field training opportunities for students in schools, social service institutions, and community programs. The department also collaborates with specialized centers that support persons with disabilities, individuals with autism, and the elderly, offering students valuable practical experience and exposure to a wide range of professional settings. These partnerships play a vital role in linking academic learning with community needs and ensure that the department contributes effectively to professional social work and social development in the Kurdistan Region.

Social Work Department

Salahaddin University – Career Services

Supporting Your Career Journey

Career Counseling

Description: One-on-one sessions to help students explore career paths in social work, community development, and public service. Advisor: Dr. Layla Ahmed Booking: Email [email protected] to schedule an appointment.

Internship Placement

Description: Connect with NGOs, government agencies, and social service organizations for hands-on experience. Eligibility: Open to 3rd and 4th year students. Application Deadline: October 15, 2025

Resume & Interview Workshops

Description: Learn how to craft a compelling CV and prepare for professional interviews in the social work field. Next Session: November 10, 2025 Location: College of Arts, Room 204

Job Board & Alumni Network

Description: Access job postings and connect with alumni working in social work across Iraq and abroad. Platform: Visit career.salahaddin.edu.krd for listings and networking tools.

Student Resources

The Social Work Department is committed to supporting students throughout their academic journey by providing access to essential resources, services, and opportunities for growth. These resources are designed to enhance learning, promote well-being, and prepare students for professional success.

Academic Support

Access to course materials and syllabi
Faculty office hours for academic advising
Workshops on research methods, writing, and presentation skills
Library services with social work-specific collections

Fieldwork and Practicum

Placement coordination with NGOs, schools, and social service institutions
Supervision and mentorship during field training
Guidelines and evaluation tools for practicum performance

Career Development

Career counseling and job placement assistance
Networking events with professionals and alumni
Internship opportunities with local and international organizations

Student Life and Well-being

Access to counseling and mental health services
Student clubs and community engagement initiatives
Support services for students with disabilities

Digital Tools and Platforms

University e-learning portal for course access
Email and communication tools for academic correspondence
Online databases and journals for research

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Salahaddin University – Conferences & Workshops

Upcoming Events

Annual Conference on Social Policy & Community Development

Date: October 22–23, 2025 | Location: College of Arts Auditorium

Description: A two-day conference featuring keynote speakers, panel discussions, and research presentations focused on social policy reform and grassroots development in the Kurdistan Region. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Layla Ahmed Registration: Register here

Workshop: Trauma-Informed Care in Displacement Settings

Date: November 10, 2025 | Time: 09:00–13:00 | Room 204

Description: A hands-on training session for students and practitioners working with displaced populations, focusing on trauma-informed approaches and psychosocial support. Facilitator: Dr. Sara Mahmood Registration: Sign up here

Student Research Symposium

Date: December 5, 2025 | Location: Seminar Hall

Description: Undergraduate and graduate students present their research projects in social work, followed by feedback from faculty and peers. Submission Deadline: November 15, 2025 Details: View submission guidelines

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Salahaddin University – Department News

Latest News & Announcements

New Research Collaboration with UNHCR

Posted on August 28, 2025

The department has launched a joint research initiative with UNHCR to study the impact of displacement on youth mental health in Erbil and surrounding regions. Faculty and graduate students will participate in fieldwork and data analysis.

Social Work Students Win Regional Case Competition

Posted on August 15, 2025

A team of fourth-year students won first place in the Kurdistan Regional Social Work Case Competition, presenting innovative solutions for community reintegration of formerly incarcerated individuals.

Faculty Member Publishes in International Journal

Posted on July 30, 2025

Dr. Haval Karim’s article on trauma-informed education practices has been published in the International Journal of Social Work and Human Services. The paper explores culturally responsive strategies for post-conflict regions.

Upcoming Guest Lecture: Social Justice in Kurdistan

Posted on July 20, 2025

Renowned activist and scholar Dr. Rojan Barzani will deliver a guest lecture on September 10, 2025, titled “Social Justice in Kurdistan: Challenges and Opportunities.” Open to all students and faculty. View event details

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Salahaddin University – Student News & Activities

What's Happening on Campus

Student Volunteer Program Launched

Posted on September 1, 2025

Over 50 students from the department have joined a new volunteer initiative supporting displaced families in Erbil. The program includes weekly field visits, donation drives, and psychosocial support sessions.

Social Work Club Hosts Mental Health Awareness Week

Posted on August 25, 2025

The student-led Social Work Club organized a week-long campaign featuring guest speakers, art therapy workshops, and peer counseling booths to promote mental health awareness across campus. See full schedule

Field Trip to Local Rehabilitation Center

Posted on August 10, 2025

Third-year students visited the Erbil Rehabilitation Center to observe social work practices in addiction recovery. The trip included Q&A sessions with staff and interactive group discussions.

Student Spotlight: Zana Hussein Wins Essay Contest

Posted on July 30, 2025

Congratulations to Zana Hussein, whose essay on “Youth Empowerment through Social Work” won first place in the regional writing competition. His work will be published in the department’s upcoming journal.

News and Events

📢 Job Opportunities for Social Work Graduates

On June 26, 2025, the department announced new job openings for graduates in collaboration with the Developmental Education Community in Sulaimani. Applicants are encouraged to submit their CVs via the official HR portal before July 3, 2025.

🤝 MoU Signed with SEED Foundation

On June 9, 2025, Salahaddin University signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the SEED Foundation to strengthen the Social Work program. The initiative focuses on training students to support survivors of gender-based violence and vulnerable populations.

🗣️ Focus Group Discussions on Workers' Rights

In September 2024, the department partnered with the Peace and Freedom Organization to host focus groups exploring how workers' rights are addressed in academic programs. These discussions will inform a comprehensive report on human rights education in the region.

🌍 International Conference Participation

Faculty members Mr. Sanagr Yousif and Mr. Abdulsamih presented a joint paper at the Kurdish Studies Conference held at the London School of Economics in June 2025. Their research focused on identity and reintegration experiences of Kurdish returnees.

Contact Us

Social Work Department Salahaddin University – Erbil College of Arts Erbil, Kurdistan Region – Iraq Email: [email protected] Mobile: Academic Profile: https://academics.su.edu.krd/hakim.taha

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