Programs

the Master's program in Cognitive Sciences is a comprehensive study of the mind and brain from various perspectives. It offers three different specializations, with cognitive psychology being a key focus. Cognitive psychology involves the scientific study of cognitive processes, providing insights into how we perceive, think, remember, and learn. The primary objective of this program is to train researchers and professionals in the field of psychology and cognitive counseling. This equips them with the necessary skills and knowledge to contribute effectively in academic, research, and clinical settings. Thus, it plays a crucial role in advancing our understanding of human cognition and its application in improving mental health and well-being.

Mineral chemistry, a significant branch of chemistry, is concerned with the study of minerals and their properties. It involves the examination, analysis, and interpretation of the properties and reactions of all elements and their compounds, with the exception of hydrocarbons and most of their derivatives. This field provides valuable insights into the chemical behavior of minerals, contributing to our understanding of the natural world.

The field of Pathogenic Microorganisms, a specialization in the Microbiology department at the Master's level, focuses on the study of germs that are harmful to humans and animals. It investigates microbes that cause communicable diseases in both humans and animals, and examines their mechanisms of operation. This field plays a crucial role in understanding disease processes and developing strategies for prevention and treatment.

The field of "Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System (GIS)" is a branch of geographical science. It utilizes mapping, mathematics, physics, and satellite and radar equipment to predict atmospheric and environmental changes in the Earth's atmosphere. This field is recognized as one of the 64 doctoral areas in the PhD table of medical examination. Graduates from various disciplines such as geography, remote sensing and GIS, environmental studies, natural resources, agricultural sciences, construction and surveying, physics, and geology are eligible to enroll in this field. This discipline provides a comprehensive understanding of remote sensing and GIS and their applications in predicting atmospheric and environmental changes.

The senior section of the French language is included in the department of humanities. It has three classes in French, French literature, and French translation