In a festive scientific atmosphere, the graduation projects of the fourth-stage students of the Prosthesis and Orthosis Engineering Department were discussed today. The discussions took place within panel discussions and examination committees for discussion. The students presented their graduation projects, which contained solutions to humanitarian problems for people with special needs. Some of these projects have taken their way to serve this important segment.

It is noteworthy that the Prosthesis and Orthosis Engineering Department adopts applied graduation projects of a human nature that provide scientific solutions that are directly applied and benefited from. And many projects have won prizes for the best engineering projects in the Science Day and Rabee al-Nahrain competitions in the past years.