Dirasat Mosiliya (DM) is a peer-reviewed, open-access academic

journal dedicated to publishing research in the humanities and social sciences, specifically focusing on the history of Mosul.

The journal is published under an international deposit license (CC-BY) and is issued four times a year by the Center for Mosul Studies at the University of Mosul, Iraq. It has been in publication since its establishment in 2001 and utilizes Turnitin to prevent plagiarism.

The Dirasat Mosiliya (DM) is a key supporter of the Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in the following areas:

Quality Education (Goal 4)

The journal makes an effective contribution to this goal by publishing peer-reviewed academic research in the humanities and social sciences. This publication advances knowledge and provides informed solutions to societal challenges, thereby supporting the objective of ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education for all. By making research accessible, knowledge becomes readily available to students, researchers, and the general public, enriching the educational process and fostering lifelong learning.

Sustainable Cities and Communities (Goal 11)

Given the journal's focus on the history of Mosul and its related humanities and social sciences, it actively contributes to achieving this goal. The published research helps in understanding the evolution of cities and communities over time, offering valuable insights that support sustainable urban planning and the building of resilient communities capable of withstanding future challenges, such as climate change or disasters.

Partnerships for the Goals (Goal 17)

The journal functions as a platform for researchers to exchange knowledge and publish original research. This role strengthens collaboration and partnerships among academic and research communities, not only within Iraq but on a broader scale. Such partnerships are crucial for achieving all SDGs, as they necessitate concerted efforts from various stakeholders to share expertise and resources.