Programs

A Ph.D. in Criminal Law and Criminology delves into the theoretical and research facets of criminology, including the sociology of criminal justice. This program is closely tied to societal, industrial, and economic developments. It comprises two main components: educational coursework and research activities, providing a comprehensive understanding of the field.

Bacteriology is the branch of microbiology that studies the form, structure, metabolism, and physiology of bacteria, as well as their relationship with organisms, animals, and inanimate matter of nature

Agricultural entomology is a key discipline within the agricultural sciences. Insects can pose significant threats to agriculture, causing extensive damage. For instance, grasshoppers can invade an agricultural field and decimate crops that have been cultivated for a year. Specialists in this field aim to promote sustainable agriculture and self-sufficiency by managing these insect-related challenges. Their work is crucial in maintaining the health and productivity of our agricultural systems.

Anatomy and comparative embryology is a crucial discipline within veterinary medicine. This field aims to educate competent professionals who are capable of examining fetal anatomy and structure. By providing a comprehensive understanding of these areas, this discipline equips individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute significantly to veterinary medicine. The ultimate goal is to advance our understanding of animal health and development, thereby enhancing the quality of veterinary care.

The field of "Engineering Geology" is a Ph.D. discipline under the Basic Sciences Experimental Group. It involves the application of data, technology, and geological knowledge in the study of natural formations, rock and earth materials, and groundwater. The primary objective is to gain accurate knowledge and interpretation of geological factors that influence the structure, planning, design, construction, execution, and maintenance of engineering structures. This field ensures a comprehensive understanding of how geology impacts various aspects of engineering.