Immersive Cultural Presentation
On April 29th, 2025, the Medical Analysis Department at Tishk International University’s Faculty of Applied Science proudly participated in the annual Spring Festival with a vibrant and authentic celebration of Baghdad’s rich cultural heritage. The department’s students created an immersive experience that transported visitors to the historic Iraqi capital through multiple sensory and educational elements.
Traditional Culinary Experience
Students wearing traditional Iraqi clothing welcomed guests with a genuine taste of Baghdad through an array of beloved dishes and beverages:
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Dolma – traditional stuffed vegetable dishes
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Biryani – flavorful spiced rice with meat
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Kulicha – traditional sweet pastry
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Freshly brewed tea and coffee served with authentic hospitality
Historical and Educational Displays
The department created an educational journey through Baghdad’s history featuring:
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Scale models and displays of iconic historical monuments
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Detailed explanations provided by knowledgeable students
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Large informational poster documenting Baghdad’s establishment as Iraq’s capital
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Highlighted roles of religious figures, famous poets, and historical landmarks
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Architectural and cultural legacy presentations
Interactive Engagement Activities
The department organized several interactive components that attracted significant participant engagement:
Educational Game Section:
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Culture and history quizzes about Baghdad
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Small prizes for winners including stickers and souvenirs
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Interactive learning about Iraqi cultural heritage
Photo Opportunity Area:
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Beautifully decorated mirror with Baghdadian calligraphy and drawings
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Popular spot for capturing festival memories
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Aesthetically pleasing backdrop reflecting Iraqi artistic traditions
Recognition and Impact
The Medical Analysis Department’s presentation received widespread praise for its creativity, attention to detail, and deep cultural appreciation, emerging as one of the standout highlights of the 2025 Spring Festival. This successful participation demonstrated the department’s commitment to cultural preservation and community engagement beyond its scientific academic focus.
Keywords: Spring Festival, Cultural Heritage, Baghdad History, Traditional Cuisine, Student Engagement, Cultural Preservation, Educational Display, Community Celebration










