Programs

Economic geology, a subfield of geological science, delves into the formation conditions, suitable environments, and the identification of factors controlling the formation, concentration, and distribution of mineral deposits. It evaluates the technical and economic viability of these deposits and proposes solutions for mineral exploration.

The focus of social planning primarily pertains to human social issues and the corresponding planning strategies. Essentially, social planning aims to foster a well-developed and thriving society through the application of strategic planning principles.

This field of study encompasses a range of scientific principles and techniques pertinent to agricultural machinery, renewable energy systems, and mechanized food production. Graduates typically undertake courses in mechanical engineering, supplemented by select lessons from the agricultural department. This interdisciplinary approach equips them with a comprehensive understanding of both the mechanical and agricultural aspects, enabling them to effectively address challenges in the realm of mechanized agriculture and renewable energy systems.

Software engineering, a specialized field within computer science, is dedicated to the design, development, testing, and upkeep of operational software. Utilizing engineering principles and various programming languages, software engineers construct software solutions tailored to the needs of end users.

The field of "Medical Law" is a branch of private law that primarily focuses on the legal relationship between doctors and patients. It covers a wide range of topics including medical contracts, civil, penal, and disciplinary responsibilities of doctors, and the roles of other related entities such as pharmacists, nurses, hospitals, and law-enforcement bodies in the healthcare field. This discipline also studies the rights of individuals affected by diseases or medical issues. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the legal aspects of healthcare and patient rights.