Presidents of Baghdad University
- Dr. Matti Aqrawi - 5 /10/1957- 1 /8 /1958
- Dr. Abed Al-Jabbar Abed Allah - 19/3 /1959 - 8 /3 /1963
- Dr. Abed Al-Azeez Al-Duri - 10/2 /1963 -27/11/1965 and 10/9 /1966 - 7 /8 /1968
- Dr. Jassem Mohammad Al-Kallaf - 9 /9 /1968 - 8 /8 /1970
- Dr. Abed Allatif Al-Badry - 8 /8 /1970 - 1 /3 /1971
- Dr. Saad Abed Al-Bakki Al-Rawi - 15/6 /1971 - 23/1 /1974
- Dr. Taha Ibraheem Al-Abedalla - 14/3 /1974 - 15/10/1977
- Dr. Sulttan Abed Al-Kader Al-Shawi - 18/10/1977 - 1 /3 /1978
- Dr. Taha Tayh Diab Al-Ne'ami - 30/6 /1980 - 27/12/1990
- Dr. Adil Shakir Al-Tai - 10/7/1990 - 28/2/1991
- Dr. Khidir Jasim Al-Duri - 1/3/1991 - 10/11/1993
- Dr. Abed Al-Iillah Yossif Al-Kashab - 14/11/1993 - 7 /6 /2001
- Dr. Mohammad Abed Allah Falah Al-Rawi - 12/6 /2001 - 30/4 /2003
- Dr. Sammi Abed Al-Mahdi Al-mudaffar - 24/5 /2003 - 28/9 /2003
- Dr. Musa Juwad Aziz Al-Musawi - 2003– 20/11/2012
- Dr. Alaa Abdulrasool alkashwan- 20/11/2012 - present.
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