Higher education is one of the foundational pillars that contributes to the development of societies and the achievement of social and economic progress. With the accelerating advancements in technological, environmental, and social fields, universities and educational institutions worldwide are facing significant challenges requiring them to adapt to these changes and develop new educational strategies. In this context, directing higher education towards achieving sustainable development goals (SDGs) has become imperative, as these goals are now an integral part of modern societies' vision, particularly in light of global challenges such as climate change, population growth, and unemployment. By the year 2050, educational institutions are expected to undergo fundamental transformations in the way education is delivered, necessitating innovative and advanced models that align with technological changes and meet the needs of the future labor market. This research focuses on anticipated changes in higher education based on five core axes for its development towards a sustainable future: Students: Emphasizing the enhancement of their digital skills and fostering critical and creative thinking abilities in learn. Instructors: Facing new challenges that require adaptation to modern technologies and the development of teaching methods suited to students' needs. Curriculums: Incorporating concepts of innovation and sustainability, with a focus on developing problem-solving skills for students. Infrastructure: Significant transformations turning universities into smart educational hubs that support remote and blended learning while ensuring campus sustainability. Administrative Bodies: Developing strategies capable of adapting to rapid changes and ensuring effective coordination among stakeholders, including governments and Various institutions Through these axes, this research aims to foresight the future of higher education by 2050 and explore how it can adapt to future challenges while achieving sustainable development goals.
Sufi architecture (gorges, bands, and zawiyas) played an important
role in the development of Islamic civilization, especially since these
buildings are used as centers of religious education and Sufism, where
people are taught the basic principles of Islam, the biography of the
Prophet, and Sufism.
Sought Current search to know the concepts of modern literature theoretical educational, psychological and social are thinking double and tolerance and the definition of them in the theoretical frameworks of religious, social and psychological to clarify their role in life in general and in university life private and to understand their respective roles in the promotion of the other, and research has included a chapter first to identify the importance and the objectives and terms Search in detail, and a chapter of a second frameworks and theoretical literature of concepts ranging from religious heritage in Islam and other religions, especially the concept of tolerance, then look at social, psy
... Show Moreالامم المتحدة وقضايا التنمية في العالم الثالث
على الرغم من أن الجامعات والمراكز والمؤسسات العلمية في الجامعات العراقية تزخر بالعديد من الكوادر والخبرات العلمية والأكاديمية المؤهلة علمياً وفنياً لانتاج البحوث العلمية والاشراف على طلبة الدراسات العليا، غير ان عملية انتاج الابحاث العلمية التطبيقية على وجه الخصوص تعترضها مجموعة من الصعوبات والمعوقات التي استطلعها الباحثين اما من خلال التجربة الشخصية, او من خلال استطلاعات اراء طلبة الدراسات العليا والب
... Show MoreAn optical video communication system is designed and constructed using pulse frequency modulation (PFM) technique. In this work PFM pulses are generated at the transmitter using voltage control oscillator (VCO) of width 50 ns for each pulse. Double frequency, equal width and narrow pulses are produced in the receiver be for demodulation. The use of the frequency doubling technique in such a system results in a narrow transmission bandwidth (25 ns) and high receiver sensitivity.
Language is a gift from God to His servants, as it is a tool of communication, rather it is a tool of life, and without it, life cannot be straight and complete.
A language is a kind of substitution. A vocal disorder that may be a disease of speech, and it is one of the obstacles caused by organic and congenital causes, perhaps the common one is genetic.If we separate between lisping in children and separating it from what happens in adults, we find that lisping in children may have psychological causes as well as other ones, this is what we will show in this research.
Key words: psychological factor,lisps,children,vocal study .