Mentorship programmes, training workshops
(Activities of 2022)
Business Incubator of University of Basrah
Business incubators are self-supporting students and graduates by providing them with a range of support resources and services designed and managed by the incubator's management, which the incubator either provides to startups directly or through their network of relationships. Business incubators differ from each other in the way they provide startups with services, their organizational structure, and the quality of the clients they serve. Through which entrepreneurs are trained, mentored, solved problems associated with their startups, and provide access to financiers and investors, these incubators also provide spaces for joint work, which will facilitate the work of the entrepreneur and enable him to come into contact with other entrepreneurs, by creating an entrepreneurial environment for the exchange of views and experiences. The College of Computer Science and Information Technology is one of the five faculties at the University of Basrah, which enters into the partnership of the business incubator with Siraj Al-Maarefa Company for Training and Development, where preparations began to launch the business incubator officially through a series of meetings and meetings with supporting companies and government and banking institutions for more than five months, and the efforts were crowned with success when launching the activities of the first conference to activate the role of the business incubator and sponsored by the University of Basra and the United Nations World Food Program.
workshops to support graduates to enhance their skills
The University used to applied for courses and workshops to support graduates to enhance their skills to get best jobs.
An online workshop
The University of Basra holds an online workshop on the skills of good leadership management
https://contin.uobasrah.edu.iq/archive/9145
Small Project Management Workshop
In cooperation between the Rehabilitation and Employment Center at the University of Basra and the Al-Mayamin Humanitarian Foundation and with the support of the German International Cooperation Agency (GIZ), the electronic workshop entitled "Small Project Management" was held, in which the trainer "Ali Nasr Abdul Kareem" lectured and addressed many axes, the most important of which are: Definition of the project _ How to create a project
https://den.uobasrah.edu.iq/news/18730
How to obtain a loan from Iraqi banks to finance small projects for students, graduates and the University of Basrah
AdvertisementThe workshop was inaugurated in the presence of Dr. Qasim Raheef, Director of the Central Bank of Iraq _ Basra Branch, who dealt with a detailed explanation of how to apply for a loan from Iraqi banks and what are the most important laws, guarantees and conditions that must be provided in the applicant. The practical side of the workshop, where he stressed the importance of writing the feasibility of work and the type of projects that must be taken into consideration based on the need of the market and urging young people to think about opening their own projects to reduce the phenomenon of widespread unemployment. The workshop witnessed remarkable interaction from the attendees and put forward many ideas that could be applied on the ground. It was also concluded with a free prize draw provided by Zain Telecommunications Company.
A workshop entitled Economic Feasibility Study for Small and Medium Enterprises
The University of Basra holds a workshop entitled Economic Feasibility Study for Small and Medium Enterprises
The Faculty of Administration and Economics at the University of Basra held a workshop entitled (Economic Feasibility Study for Small and Medium Enterprises). The workshop aims to introduce graduate students to how to prepare economic feasibility studies for small and medium enterprises. The workshop included the definition of small and medium enterprises, and how to prepare an economic feasibility study and evaluate and analyze projects. The workshop recommended conducting a survey of small projects, preparing an evaluation of trainees, studying the reality of the Iraqi market, finding opportunities for small projects, in addition to preparing economic feasibility studies in a simplified manner.
A workshop on the economic feasibility of horticultural projects
A workshop on the economic feasibility of horticultural projects
The Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Jordan organized a workshop on the economic feasibility of horticultural projects, with the participation of two teachers from the Department of Horticulture and Landscape Engineering. The workshop aims at estimating the cost of horticultural projects and calculating the profits from them. The workshop included three axes. The first axis dealt with the economic feasibility of greenhouse projects. The second axis discussed the economic feasibility of benefiting from date palm waste in various industries. The third axis included the economic feasibility of medicinal plants and Morinca. The workshop recommended the necessity of conducting an economic feasibility study for various agricultural crops, and taking into account the emergency changes that occur in countries and the price changes in them.
support entrepreneurs
Business incubators are development institutions that work to support entrepreneurs with ambitious ideas and projects who do not have sufficient resources to achieve their ambitions by providing an integrated environment and providing services, support and consultations. The incubators aim to provide a suitable environment for the emergence of projects, turn unemployment into an economic force, increase the opportunities of projects, in addition to linking small projects to each other and providing strong projects to the community in the future. The incubator is based on three main points: outputs, processes and inputs. Contact us on the official email
https://sci.uobasrah.edu.iq/business-incubator