Programs

Horticulture is a specialized field within agriculture that encompasses the science, art, technology, and business of plant cultivation. A Master's degree in Horticultural Science offers a comprehensive curriculum that includes six major branches: fruit cultivation, vegetable cultivation, flowers and ornamental plants, medicinal plants, post-harvest physiology, and biotechnology and horticulture modification. This field plays a crucial role in enhancing the productivity and sustainability of our agricultural systems.

Analytical Chemistry is a branch of chemistry that investigates various methods of separation, extraction, and identification. It also involves the quantitative analysis of the natural or artificial components of a substance.

The field of study is soil and water science, where students receive training in various areas. These include water harvesting, the operation of water transport and distribution networks, meeting water supply needs using diverse methods, draining excess water through drainage systems, and constructing diversion and sediment dams.

Students are educated in both the practical and theoretical aspects of contemporary farming techniques. A crucial objective of this education is to disseminate this knowledge to rural and urban areas across the country, enabling residents to reap the benefits of modern agricultural practices.

Pediatrics, also known as pediatric diseases, is a primary branch of medicine that focuses on the health and medical care of infants, children, and adolescents. This specialty encompasses a wide range of health services ranging from preventive health care to the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic diseases. Pediatricians are trained to understand the many stages of childhood development and how illnesses and injuries can affect a child's growth. They also work closely with families to provide comprehensive care that addresses the overall health and well-being of children.