Programs

The Ph.D. Department of Addiction Studies is an interdisciplinary scientific subject with professional knowledge on addiction. It encompasses various disciplines such as medicine, psychiatry, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and economics. It uses a combination of basic and clinical studies, research, and new technologies to advance knowledge in the field of etiology, prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and damage reduction from biological, social, and psychological aspects, either individually or in an interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary manner.

"It is a science where students study the nervous system, which includes aspects such as its structure, evolution, role, and function, as well as the related functions of the system's components. This field also covers genetic, biochemical, physiological, and pharmacological factors of the nervous system."

The Ph.D. in Nursing is a field where graduates are trained to serve as the highest professional and scientific authorities in the areas of education, research, nursing service management, and evaluation. They provide their services to promote health among students, society, and related centers.

The Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology is a specialized field within pharmacy. Graduates from this program are involved in various aspects of nanotechnology, including education, research, and service. This field equips them with the skills and knowledge to make significant contributions to the advancement of nanotechnology in the pharmaceutical industry.

It will investigate and rectify issues related to food hygiene, drinking water, waste, public spaces, insects and diseases, as well as air and the environment.