A graduate student, Ayia Abbas Shaher, received her master's degree from the Department of Materials Engineering at the University of Technology for her thesis:

 "The effect of the fusion of different fibers on cement properties"

The objective of the research is to improve some properties in concrete and cement mortar such as increasing early resistance, reducing permeability and thermal conductivity of concrete mortar and concrete. As well as an improvement in post-cracking behavior that contains fibers due to both plastic shrinkage and dry shrinkage.

The study of mechanical properties (compressibility and bending) of cement and concrete mortar samples, and thermal (thermal conductivity) of cement mortar samples only, physical (absorptive, density and porosity) and synthetic (optical electron microscopy) and all samples cement and concrete prepared.

The discussion committee consisted of:Assis.Prof.Dr. Farhad Mohammed as president and Assis.Prof. Dr. Ayad Murad from Nahrain University and Prof.Dr.Akil Zaher,  as members Prof. Ahmed Mohamed Al-Ghabban and  Prof. Dr. Hussein Alaa supervisor , all from the University of Technology and Prof. Abdul Qader Ismail from Anbar University. Assis.Prof.Dr. Samir Ali is a linguist of technology.

Control and Systems Engineering Department at the University of Technology held a scientific course on the use of the student program in the design of various telecommunications and telecommunications systems, with the participation of 35 participants between teaching, associate and student.

The course included a practical explanation of how the students were used to implement the analogue and digital communication systems.

The lectures were given by Assis.Dr. akhlas Kazim Hamzah, Lec. Baida Hashim, Engineer Alham Abdulkarim and Engineer Ali Abbas.

Architecture Department at the University of Technology awarded Master's degree to the student Hiba Khairuddin Saadallah Al-Obeidi for her thesis entitled ((attractive urban foci)).

The mission was to build a comprehensive conceptual framework for the concept of attractive urban foci, including their characterization and characteristics, and the applicability of this to the local city.

 The research was based on its objective and addressing its research problem to a main hypothesis: "The attractive value of urban centers depends on the structure of their formal structure, the nature of their urban components and their functional attractiveness."

 For the purpose of validation, a selection of global and local projects was selected using the method of virtual analysis of the vocabulary derived from the theoretical framework, and the questionnaire distributed to a diverse sample at Al Mansour Mall and Baghdad Mall.

The discussion committee consisted of Prof. Ali Mohsen Jaffar as Chairman, Assis.Prof.Dr. Anam Amin Mohammed, Assis.Prof. Nadia Abdul Majid Al-Salam, members and Dr. Khansaa Ghazi Rashid Mushrafa.

President of the University of Technology Prof. Amin Douai Thamer gave acknowledgment and appreciation to the graduate students in the Computer Science Department at the University of Technology to complete the requirements of the study before the end of the specified period.

The university president thanked the students of the university Mustafa Jassim, PhD, Dina Kazem and Zainab Ali, as well as students Ibtahal Taleb, Sanaa Ahmed, Amir Abdul Baki, Sufaa Abdul Jalil, Sana Ali, M.Sc. and Raghd Mohammed, Ph.D.

The President of the University paid acknowledgment  and appreciation to the supervisors of the students, namely, Dr. Alia Karim, Assis.Prof.Dr. Rehab Falih, Asra Abdul Amir, and Nada Faleh,Assis.Prof.Hala Bahjat and Assis.Prof. Mithail Emad Eddin and Assis.Prof.Dr. Yusri Hussein and Assis.Prof. Sakina Hassan and Assis.Prof Abeer Tariq and Dr. Hassanein Samir.