Faculty of Science
Faculty of Science
The Faculty of Sciences was founded in 1993 with only 34 students studying at the undergraduate level. Now called the Faculty of Basic Sciences, it is one of the most developed faculties in the university and offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs aiming to develop modern research skills and provides a wide range of facilities for extensive use of the students and the faculty members.
At present, this faculty has 71 faculty members; 9 professors, 25 associate professors, 3assistant professors, and 2 lecturers; who work in the following departments:
The Faculty of Sciences was founded in 1993 with only 34 students studying at the undergraduate level. Now called the Faculty of Basic Sciences, it is one of the most developed faculties in the university and offers a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs aiming to develop modern research skills and provides a wide range of facilities for extensive use of the students and the faculty members.
At present, this faculty has 71 faculty members; 9 professors, 25 associate professors, 3assistant professors, and 2 lecturers; who work in the following departments:
| Department of Physics Department of Biology & Geology Department of Chemistry Department of Mathematics Department of Computer & Statistic Sciences |
The faculty continues its activity with its modern and equipped laboratories. Audio-visual methods are used alongside oral representations and laboratory applications in lectures carried out in well–equipped classes and laboratories.
There are 49 fields of study as follows:
There are 49 fields of study as follows:
| Bachelor Programs | |
| 1 | Nuclear Physics |
| 2 | Solid State Physics |
| 3 | Theoretical Physics |
| 4 | Applied Chemistry |
| 5 | Physics/Molecular and Cellular |
| 6 | General Biology |
| 7 | Biology/Plant Sciences |
| 8 | Biology/Molecular and Cellular |
| 9 | Geology 10 Mathematics and Applications 11 Statistics and Applications 12 Computer Sciences |
| Master Programs | |
| 1 | Chemistry/Organic Chemistry |
| 2 | Chemistry/Inorganic Chemistry |
| 3 | Chemistry/Physical Chemistry |
| 4 | Chemistry/Analytical Chemistry |
| 5 | Theoretical Physics |
| 6 | Nuclear Physics |
| 7 | Biology/Animal Sciences |
| 8 | Biology/Animal Physiology |
| 9 | Biology/Molecular and Cellular |
| 10 | Biology/Plant Physiology |
| 11 | Solid State Physics |
| 12 | Physics/Molecular and Atomic/plasma 13 Pure Mathematics/Algebra 14 Pure Mathematics/Analysis 15 Pure Mathematics/Geometry 16 Applied Mathematics/Numerical Analysis 17 Statistics/Mathematical Statistics 18 Soft Computing/Logical Algebraic Structures |
| PhD Programs | |
| 1 | Biology/Molecular and Cellular |
| 2 | Organic Chemistry |
| 3 | Chemistry/Analytical Chemistry |
| 4 | Chemistry/Physical Chemistry |
| 5 | Physics/Nuclear Physics |
| 6 | Biology/Animal Physiology |
| 7 | Physics/Fundamental Physics/Mathematical Physics |
| 8 | Biology/Plant Physiology |
| 9 | Fundamental Physics-Chaos 10 Pure Mathematics/Geometry 11 Pure Mathematics/Analysis 12 Applied Mathematics/Differential Equation 13 Applied Mathematics/Numerical Analysis 14 Applied Mathematics/Statistics 15 Statistics 16 Pure Mathematic/Functional Analysis 17 Pure Mathematic/Commutative Algebra 18 Pure Mathematic/Group 19 Pure Mathematic/Combinatorial |
There are currently 2427 students enrolled in the programs offered by the faculty and 462 students are graduated in the 2015-16 academic year.
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