Programs

Solid mechanics, a subfield of mechanical engineering, investigates the behavior of materials and their engineering applications through numerical, analytical, and experimental methods. The majority of research in this area focuses on failure analysis, the relationship between structure and material, numerical methods such as the finite element method, and composites.

The Continuing Undergraduate Special Education Program, offered by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, is a higher education course. Its objective is to prepare teachers who fulfill Alzum's criteria, equipping them to engage in teaching, learning, and all course-related activities for students with special needs.

History, a strategic discipline, delves into the study of past transformations within human society. Its objective is to analyze the causes of historical events, devise strategies to avert similar issues in contemporary society, rejuvenate present understanding, and foster foresight for the future.

Architectural engineering is a unique blend of technical and artistic abilities, making it an ideal choice for those with interests in both construction engineering and art. This discipline involves the design and execution of buildings and other physical structures, integrating both technical and artistic elements in its approach.

Tourism Management is characterized by its interdisciplinary nature, as evident in the diversity of its study topics. The curriculum encompasses a broad range of subjects, including foreign languages, economics, mathematics and statistics, management and marketing, social science, history, and geography. This blend of disciplines equips students with a comprehensive understanding of the field.