Programs

The domain of Persian language and literature is an academic and cultural sphere that delves into the study of the Persian language and its literary works, spanning from antiquity to the present day. Scholars in this field gain familiarity with Persian prose and poetry, the chronicles of Iranian and global literature, linguistics, literary frameworks, and the art of literary critique. Upon graduation, they are equipped to contribute to the nation's educational, cultural, scientific, and administrative sectors. Their expertise allows them to play a vital role in preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Persian language and literature.

The domain of Persian language and literature is an academic and cultural sphere that delves into the study of the Persian language and its literary works, spanning from antiquity to the present day. Scholars in this field gain familiarity with Persian prose and poetry, the chronicles of Iranian and global literature, linguistics, literary frameworks, and the art of literary critique. Upon graduation, they are equipped to contribute to the nation's educational, cultural, scientific, and administrative sectors. Their expertise allows them to play a vital role in preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Persian language and literature.

Cognitive rehabilitation, a branch of cognitive science, is dedicated to investigating the origins of cognitive disorders, their treatment methodologies, and the evaluation of human cognitive functions

Bioelectrical engineering is a field of study that combines electrical engineering and biology to develop new technologies for medical diagnosis and treatment. Students in this field study electrical subjects and learn to serve patients and people in the community with different methods, including medical imaging, bio-signals, medical instrumentation, and biosignal processing

Students of Arabic language and literature gain familiarity with the history of Arabic literature, various prose and poetry texts from different eras, and techniques for translating between Arabic and Persian. The study of Arabic language and literature at the university level differs slightly from the Arabic curriculum taught in schools, which primarily focuses on structure, rules, and grammar. In contrast, Arabic language and literature is considered a specialized field at the university level. Students are introduced to a variety of courses, including the history of Arabic literature across different periods, poetry and prose from various historical eras, comparative literature, correspondence and summarization, conversation, rhetoric, and translation. This comprehensive approach provides a deeper understanding of the Arabic language and its rich literary tradition.