Programs

Students pursuing a degree in handicrafts are exposed to 24 distinct groups of Iranian handicrafts through theoretical courses, hands-on workshops, and various projects across 152 art branches. Upon graduation, these students specialize in areas such as the wood industry, pottery, painting, and carpet design, equipped with a comprehensive understanding and practical experience in these fields.

The field of study is soil and water science, where students receive training in various areas. These include water harvesting, the operation of water transport and distribution networks, meeting water supply needs using diverse methods, draining excess water through drainage systems, and constructing diversion and sediment dams.

This field of study, currently offered at both undergraduate and graduate levels in Iran, has yet to establish a doctoral program. Students gain comprehensive knowledge spanning from procurement of hotel equipment to hotel management. They learn about food identification, menu design, and hotel safety, covering all aspects crucial to the guest experience, from the point of reservation to their departure. This holistic approach prepares students for a career in the hospitality industry.

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.

In today's world, the adoption of renewable energy sources has emerged as a significant focus for humanity. These sources are less polluting, have inexhaustible supplies, and play a crucial role in environmental preservation. Nuclear physics, a relatively nascent field, has garnered interest from numerous countries due to its wide-ranging applications.