Frequently Asked Questions

You can send an electronic copy or a photocopy of it so that it can be listed in the repository.

You can send corrections to info@iqdr.iq, so that we can amend and correct them.

Yes, through the thesis deposit page, if it is discussed in the Iraqi universities.

lease send your university thesis or dissertation to the official email info@iqdr.iq, so that we can enter its data .

The site is currently interested in the theses and dissertations discussed in the Iraqi universities. in the future a special section will be opened for Iraqi students studying outside Iraq.

The Repository provides a free service for photocopying paper dissertation \thesis, which are not available electronically. You can contact info@iqdr.iq for more details.

By communicating with the libraries where the material is available.

There is no download service at the moment. But you can see the abstract and the sources.

Through the contact us page.

You can view the contact us page, where there are ways to communicate with the Iraqi libraries.

Yes, it is possible. For more details, contact info@iqdr.iq

Yes, it is possible according to regulations. Please contact info@iqdr.iq

The list only displays universities that have expressed their interest and officially joined the repository to benefit from its services. If you cannot find your university’s name, please contact your university administration to inquire about the possibility of joining the repository.

The repository allows account creation for faculty members, staff, and postgraduate students at participating universities, provided they have an active university email address.

You can upload an official "Facilitation Letter" addressed to the Iraqi Digital Repository confirming your ongoing affiliation with the university.

No, initially you will only be able to view the theses and dissertations available in the repository and issued by your university.

The repository provides a knowledge exchange feature between two or more universities, allowing members of one university to access the content of another and vice versa. This feature depends on agreements made between the universities to activate it.