Alumni Network Overview: A Statistical Report

University of Fallujah Alumni Network: A Statistical Summary

The University of Fallujah is proud to present an analytical overview of its alumni community. The data reflects a growing and dynamic network of graduates who span across multiple disciplines, years, and demographics. This report outlines the key figures based on college affiliation, graduation years, and gender, offering a clear picture of the university’s academic legacy.

Alumni by College

As of the latest update, the College of Management and Economics leads with the highest number of graduates, totaling 3,851 alumni. It is followed by the College of Islamic Sciences with 1,875 graduates, and the College of Law with 1,213. The College of Applied Sciences contributes 1,061 alumni, while the College of Veterinary Medicine and the Faculty of Medicine account for 352 and 195 alumni, respectively. These figures highlight the university’s academic diversity and its particular strength in social sciences, religious studies, and applied disciplines.

Alumni by Graduation Year

The growth in alumni numbers over the years is notable. From a modest count of 28 graduates in the 2001–2002 academic year, the number has steadily increased, with significant rises seen from 2010 onwards. In 2020–2021, the alumni count reached 975, and in the most recent year, 2023–2024, the university saw a record 1,665 graduates. This trend is a strong indicator of the university’s expanding capacity, growing appeal, and sustained development in higher education.

Alumni by Gender
The gender distribution within the alumni network also reflects the university's commitment to inclusivity. Out of the total alumni counted, 4,892 are male and 2,975 are female. This represents a substantial female presence, accounting for nearly 38% of the overall graduate body. The consistent participation of women in all academic areas underscores the University of Fallujah's role in fostering equal educational opportunities.

Conclusion
The statistics presented offer more than just numbers—they tell a story of growth, inclusion, and academic achievement. The University of Fallujah continues to produce graduates who contribute to the progress of society, and its alumni network stands as a testament to its mission and impact. With a rich academic heritage and a forward-looking vision, the university remains a pillar of educational excellence in Iraq.