Programs

This approach aims to address tangible issues within society, government, and industry through the application of policies. These policy issues are multifaceted and require solutions derived from various scientific disciplines to effectively resolve them. The goal is to leverage interdisciplinary findings to inform and shape these policies for the betterment of all sectors involved.

“Plant Physiology” and “Organogenesis in Phytochemical Plant Biology” are significant areas of study within Plant Science. Furthermore, Plant Science is divided into two main sections: Physiology and Systematic Study. The Physiology section focuses on the life and organs of plants. The Systematic Study section, on the other hand, delves into the classification and categorization of plants. These fields collectively contribute to our understanding of plant life and its various aspects.

The Master's programs in the Social Sciences Complex offer a wide range of specializations. There are 17 M.Sc. programs available, including: 1. Anthropology 2. Demography 3. Sociology 4. Social Welfare Planning 5. Sociology of the Islamic Revolution 6. Cultural Studies 7. Cultural Studies (repeated) 8. Social Services Management 9. Strategic Culture Management 10. Regional Development Planning ...and more. These programs provide a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of social sciences, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to contribute meaningfully in their respective fields. It's a diverse suite of programs designed to cater to a wide range of interests and career paths in the realm of social sciences. It's truly a field that offers deep insights into the social, cultural, and economic aspects of our society.

Indeed, a Master's degree in Agriculture and Plant Reform is a comprehensive program that covers various aspects of agricultural engineering. This program, along with Horticulture and Animal Science, forms the three main approaches of a Master's in Agricultural Engineering. The curriculum typically includes a series of agricultural engineering and plant breeding programs. These are designed to enhance the growth, yield, and optimization methods for the production of various plants. Crops such as wheat, barley, corn, sugar beet, soybean, and sunflower are often the focus of these studies. Students in this field gain a deep understanding of the principles and practices of agricultural engineering. They learn how to apply scientific and technological advancements to improve crop production and sustainability. It's a field that combines science, technology, and nature to feed the world in a sustainable way. It's truly a field that's at the forefront of addressing some of the world's most pressing challenges. It's a fascinating and rewarding field that's shaping the future of agriculture.

This field of study encompasses the vast spectrum of words and grammar. Students in this discipline delve into the intricacies of Persian poetry, prose, and literary works, gaining familiarity with metaphors, allusions, and various teaching methodologies for Persian texts. They engage in the critique and analysis of literary works, exploring stylistics, semantics, and vocabulary. The curriculum also includes a study of both ancient and contemporary Persian texts, providing a comprehensive understanding of the Persian language.