Future Career Paths for Graduates
The Life Sciences program focuses on developing students' scientific and practical skills, aligning with modern scientific techniques in various fields of biology, such as ecology, botany, zoology, biochemistry and molecular biology, genetics, embryology, microbiology, immunology, and biotechnology. The program aims to equip students with the scientific qualifications necessary to work effectively in teaching, scientific research, and industry. Students earn a Bachelor of Science degree upon completion of 136 credit hours.
Our graduates are expected to be able to work in the following positions:
• Scientific Research – Various Research Centers
• Ministry of Health (Molecular Biology Laboratories)
• Research or Teaching Assistants at Universities and Academic Colleges
• Teachers at the Ministry of Education
• Ministry of Agriculture (National Center for Agricultural Research)
• Ministry of Environment (Various Accredited Laboratories and the National Water Research Center)
• The Private Sector, including Medical or Analytical Laboratories
• Ministry of Justice (Forensic Laboratories)
• Ministry of Economy - Standards and Metrology
• Food Industries