Programs

Environmental engineering is an interdisciplinary field that necessitates the integration of physical, chemical, and biological principles with engineering methodologies to safeguard and restore the environment. This field amalgamates lessons from diverse disciplines to establish a program with a robust foundation in science and engineering. The Environmental Engineering Science Program emphasizes chemical and biological processes, encompassing areas such as water quality, environmental pollution, remediation and control of hazardous materials, contaminants affecting human health, environmental biotechnology, and environmental conservation. This discipline plays a crucial role in preserving our planet's health and sustainability.

Aerospace engineering is a field that encompasses the design, manufacture, and maintenance of flying equipment, including aircraft, helicopters, spacecraft, and flight simulators. Graduates of this field can find opportunities in aviation-related industries, particularly those involving aircraft and helicopters. The discipline of aerospace engineering is divided into five main areas: aerodynamics, propulsion, avionics, flight dynamics, and space engineering.

The Master of Urban Planning and Design program equips students with the ability to design, prepare, and evaluate city plans and programs. This is done within the framework of comprehensive urban planning, which includes detailed city plans, land preparation plans, and a summary of all plans related to human settlements.

In postgraduate studies, students of architecture have the opportunity to specialize in one of seven areas: Sustainable Architecture, Housing Architecture, Educational and Cultural Architecture, Sanitary Space Architecture, Technology Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Technical Architecture. At the Ph.D. level, the field of Architectural Engineering offers three specializations: Islamic Architectural Orientation, Architectural Technology, and Landscape Architecture. Architectural Engineering is an interdisciplinary field, blending elements of both science and art. While it is often considered a subset of mathematics and physics, it also incorporates artistic and technical aspects, making it a unique blend of these disciplines. This combination allows for the creation of structures that are not only functional and efficient but also aesthetically pleasing.

Graduates in the field of restoration and preservation of historic buildings are essentially architectural engineers who have learned to construct contemporary structures by drawing upon knowledge and experiences from the past. They possess a deep understanding of history and are skilled in analyzing historical artifacts. They learn to comprehend and apply the concepts and values embodied in these artifacts, thereby preserving our architectural heritage while innovating for the future.