Programs

The Department of Anatomy represents one of the fundamental and time-honored disciplines within the realm of science. As suggested by its name, this field is dedicated to the study and detailed description of the structure of the human body.

Indeed, the field of Microelectronics and Nano-electronics focuses on the design and development of electronic components and elements, such as sensors, light-sensitive parts, beams, transistors, and more. The key areas of focus in this field include: - **Material Properties**: Understanding the properties of various materials used in microelectronics and nano-electronics, such as semiconductors, is crucial. This knowledge helps in selecting the right materials for different components and applications. - **Semiconductor Properties**: Semiconductors play a vital role in electronics. Studying their properties, such as conductivity, electron movement, and reaction to temperature changes, is essential in this field. - **Production of Infrastructural Parts**: This involves the actual manufacturing of the electronic components using the selected materials and semiconductors. This field is at the forefront of technological advancement, contributing to the miniaturization of electronic devices and the enhancement of their performance. It's an excellent choice for those interested in the intersection of electronics, materials science, and nanotechnology. Graduates will be well-equipped to contribute to the development and implementation of micro and nano-electronic devices, driving innovation in various industries. It's a dynamic and rewarding profession for those with a passion for technology and a desire to make a tangible impact on the world.

Nursing is a discipline that equips its graduates with the necessary skills to provide comprehensive clinical nursing care, ranging from primary prevention to rehabilitation. This care is provided to children in both health and disease states, and consequently extends to families and society. Graduates are trained to identify the needs of caregivers in various social, psychological, and cultural contexts, specifically in the field of child nursing services. By applying principles of human communication and professional ethics, they strive to provide, maintain, and promote health.

Nursing is a discipline where graduates integrate nursing science with other health-related sciences to function based on evidence. These graduates serve in various societal sectors, emphasizing primary prevention in their services.

With sufficient expertise and skills, healthcare professionals can provide a range of services from preventive care to rehabilitation for the elderly within families and communities. They utilize principles of human communication and understand the biological, psychological, social, and cultural needs of the elderly. This knowledge aids in the provision of nursing services and enhances the quality of health services and specialized rehabilitation for the elderly.