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Faculty of New Technologies (Namin Campus)
The Faculty of Advanced Technologies, established in 2013 in Namin County, is home to 21 academic staff members specializing and actively pursues its educational and research mission through two academic departments: Advance Sciences and Advanced Engineering. The Department of Advanced Sciences annually admits students to the Optics and Laser Engineering program at the undergraduate level, as well as masters’ programs in Bioinformatics, Biophysics, Biochemistry, and Data Science. The Department of Advanced Engineering offers undergraduate programs in Energy Engineering and Engineering Sciences, and a masters’ program in Mechatronics Engineering. The primary objective of this Faculty is to provide interdisciplinary education, equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary for advanced academic pursuits or for careers in various research and applied sectors. With over 15 teaching laboratories and 2 research laboratories, the faculty is committed to high academic standards and the training of highly skilled professionals in emerging fields of science and technology. The Namin Campus provides a peaceful and collaborative environment, fostering a multidisciplinary community that promotes innovation, critical thinking, and real-world impact through science and technology.
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Faculty of New Technologies (Namin Campus)
The Faculty of Advanced Technologies, established in 2013 in Namin County, is home to 21 academic staff members specializing and actively pursues its educational and research mission through two academic departments: Advance Sciences and Advanced Engineering. The Department of Advanced Sciences annually admits students to the Optics and Laser Engineering program at the undergraduate level, as well as masters’ programs in Bioinformatics, Biophysics, Biochemistry, and Data Science. The Department of Advanced Engineering offers undergraduate programs in Energy Engineering and Engineering Sciences, and a masters’ program in Mechatronics Engineering. The primary objective of this Faculty is to provide interdisciplinary education, equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary for advanced academic pursuits or for careers in various research and applied sectors. With over 15 teaching laboratories and 2 research laboratories, the faculty is committed to high academic standards and the training of highly skilled professionals in emerging fields of science and technology. The Namin Campus provides a peaceful and collaborative environment, fostering a multidisciplinary community that promotes innovation, critical thinking, and real-world impact through science and technology.
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