• The Faculty has recently updated and redesigned the curricula of its Bachelor’s degree programs to align with the latest advancements in the scientific fields. New specialization tracks have been introduced, effective from the academic year 2024-2025. These tracks were designed following international benchmarks to meet the demands of the local and global job markets.
The new tracks include:
- “Software Development” (ABET-accredited Computer Science Program)
- “Cybersecurity" (ABET-accredited Computer Science Program)
- “Artificial Intelligence and Data Science” (ABET-accredited Computer Science Program)
- “Green and Sustainable Chemistry” (Chemistry Program)
- “Computational Biology” (Biology/Biochemistry Program)
- “Applied Computational Physics” (Physics Program)
- “Applied Statistics” (Math Program)
Each of these tracks offers unique opportunities for students to explore the dynamic fields of technology and innovation. They are designed to prepare scientists who can address problems requiring specialized expertise while developing the skills necessary for future employment or graduate study.
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