Faculty of Science
Faculty of Science | SU
Faculty of Science | SU
The Department of Chemistry is one of the leading academic departments within the Faculty of Science at Sana'a University. It plays a pivotal role in preparing highly qualified specialists in the various branches of chemistry, thereby contributing to sustainable development and serving the needs of society. The department is committed to offering high-quality academic programs that comply with accredited academic standards, integrating sound scientific foundations with practical application while keeping pace with rapid advances in the chemical sciences and the evolving demands of the labor market.
The department places particular emphasis on promoting scientific research and innovation by providing a stimulating teaching and research environment and encouraging faculty members and students to conduct high-quality research that addresses priority scientific, environmental, and industrial issues. It also seeks to establish effective partnerships with academic and research institutions, as well as productive and service sectors, at the local, regional, and international levels, thereby enhancing the quality of its academic and research outputs.
The department is committed to graduating scientifically and professionally qualified specialists equipped with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to compete successfully in the labor market, pursue postgraduate studies, and contribute effectively to community service and national development through the application of chemical sciences and their diverse fields.
Achieving excellence and leadership in education, learning, and scientific research in chemistry and its applications, while fostering community engagement and partnership.
Preparing students academically and practically in various fields of chemistry in accordance with quality standards that meet the needs of local and regional labor markets.
1. Graduate scientifically qualified professionals specialized in various fields of chemistry to serve society and support sustainable development.
2. Contribute to the dissemination of scientific culture and promote the principles of ethical and professional responsibility.
3. Support outstanding students and provide the department with distinguished specialists in required disciplines that keep pace with scientific advancements.
4. Support faculty members in producing innovative scientific and applied research.
5. Teach chemistry courses to students of the department, other departments within the Faculty of Science, and other university faculties as needed.
6. Develop, maintain, and modernize laboratories and central research facilities to enhance practical educational skills, scientific research, and community service.
7. Provide scientific consultations to relevant institutions to strengthen partnerships between the university and society.
8. Develop and update academic programs in accordance with comprehensive quality standards and strive to achieve academic accreditation.
The Graduate Program in Organic Chemistry at the Faculty of Science is an advanced academic and research program designed to prepare highly qualified specialists with in-depth knowledge and advanced research skills in organic chemistry and its diverse applications. The program focuses on providing students with advanced theoretical foundations and modern techniques for the synthesis, isolation, and characterization of organic compounds, as well as the study of their physical, chemical, and biological properties. This enables students to conduct original scientific research that contributes to the advancement of scientific knowledge and serves society.
The program also seeks to develop students' competencies in applying modern scientific methodologies and advanced analytical instrumentation while strengthening their critical thinking, innovation, and research problem-solving skills in line with the rapid advances in the chemical sciences and related industries. It also encourages applied research that serves the health, environmental, and industrial sectors and contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals.
The program aims to prepare qualified researchers who are capable of competing at the local, regional, and international levels and pursuing careers in higher education institutions, research centers, industrial and service organizations, while adhering to the principles of research ethics and the standards of quality and academic excellence.
Preparing and qualifying distinguished researchers in organic chemistry to contribute to planning, development, and practicing the specialty at a high professional level through applied research and advanced studies in the field of development, achieving the national vision, and keeping pace with scientific developments.
1. Qualifying a research cadre with scientific and practical competence in various fields of organic chemistry related to various industries to meet the needs of society and the local and regional market.
2. Qualifying researchers to conduct scientific research in research chemical sciences such as extraction, manufacturing, diagnosis, and biological effects of organic compounds efficiently and systematically.
3. Preparing researchers capable of keeping pace with modern scientific research technology in the field of organic and biochemistry to apply it in all areas of societal life.
4. Consolidating the principle of scientific research ethics, scientific honesty, and the ability to communicate, global scientific publishing, and the field of organic industries.
5. Contributing to providing solutions for scientific challenges facing the food, pharmaceutical, and petrochemical industries.
1. Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry with a minimum overall grade of Very Good (75%).
2. Applicants must demonstrate proficiency in written and reading English.
3. Applicants must be proficient in computer applications and hold the International Computer Driving License (ICDL) certificate.
4. Applicants must pass the entrance examination, if required, and the personal interview.
5. Students must successfully complete all prescribed coursework with a minimum overall grade of Good.
6. Students shall select the thesis topic in consultation with their thesis supervisor.
7. Students shall present their research proposal in a seminar attended by the supervisor, department members, and researchers.
8. The thesis supervisor shall submit a semester report on the student's progress.
9. The thesis period shall be calculated from the date of approval of the student's registration by the Department Council.
The Graduate Program in Inorganic Chemistry at the Faculty of Science is an advanced academic and research program designed to prepare specialized researchers with in-depth knowledge of modern inorganic chemistry and its diverse applications. The program focuses on developing students’ research and analytical skills and enabling them to utilize modern techniques in the study, synthesis, and characterization of inorganic compounds and advanced materials.
The program also seeks to promote scientific research and innovation through original studies that address scientific, industrial, and environmental challenges while meeting societal needs and supporting sustainable development. It aims to prepare qualified graduates who can compete in academic institutions, research centers, and industrial and service sectors, while upholding the principles of research ethics, quality standards, and academic excellence.
To prepare and qualify distinguished chemistry researchers through advanced and modern academic programs, enabling them to contribute effectively to planning and development, practice their specialization at a high professional level, and conduct advanced chemical research and studies that support sustainable development, advance the national vision, and keep pace with contemporary scientific and global developments.
1. To prepare highly qualified researchers with scientific and practical expertise in inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry to meet the needs of society and local and regional labor markets.
2. To qualify researchers to conduct advanced scientific research in the chemical sciences at the master's level using rigorous and systematic research methodologies.
3. To equip researchers with the skills necessary to utilize modern research technologies and keep pace with developments in chemical sciences.
4. To foster adherence to research ethics and scientific integrity while enhancing competencies in scientific communication and international scholarly publication.
5. To contribute to addressing scientific challenges facing society and local and regional labor markets in accordance with the research priorities and strategic research map of the Republic of Yemen.
A. In accordance with Articles (12) and (13) of Cabinet Resolution No. (40) of 2008 concerning the Regulations for Postgraduate Studies in Yemeni Universities
First: Admission Requirements
1. The applicant must hold a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry with a minimum grade of Good from a Yemeni university or another university recognized by the Republic of Yemen.
2. The applicant must pass the competitive admission examination prescribed by the Department of Chemistry Council.
3. The applicant must pass the personal interview conducted by the Department of Chemistry Council.
4. The applicant must fulfill any additional requirements approved by the Department Council, the Faculty Council, and the Postgraduate Studies Administration, provided that such requirements do not conflict with the University's Postgraduate Studies Regulations.
5. The applicant must pay the prescribed tuition fees for the Master's program.
6. The applicant must not have been dismissed from any other university for disciplinary reasons.
7. An applicant may not be admitted to two academic programs simultaneously.
8. The applicant must demonstrate proficiency in written and reading English and pass the English language proficiency examination.
Second: Thesis Registration and Supervision Requirements
1. Students must successfully complete all prescribed coursework with a minimum cumulative grade of Good (70%).
2. After consultation with the supervisor, the student shall select the thesis topic and submit a research proposal.
3. The student shall present the research proposal in an open departmental seminar. Following the seminar, the student shall make the required revisions and submit the revised proposal to the Department Council for registration.
4. At the end of each academic semester, beginning from the commencement of the research, the supervisor shall submit a detailed report on the student's research progress in two copies: one for the department and one for the student.
5. The thesis writing period shall be calculated from the date of approval by the Department Council.
Third: Requirements for Submission of the Thesis for Defense
The decision to submit the thesis for defense shall be issued after the following conditions have been fulfilled:
1. The supervisor shall approve the thesis as ready for defense, propose the examination committee, and submit a written report to the department.
2. The Vice Rector for Higher Studies and Scientific Research shall issue the decision appointing the examination committee and setting the date of the defense based on the recommendation of the Department Council.
3. The examination committee shall consist of the supervisor, one faculty member from the department who meets the supervision requirements, and one external examiner from outside the University whose specialization is relevant to the thesis topic and who also satisfies the supervision requirements. The committee shall be chaired by the member holding the highest academic rank.
4. The thesis defense shall proceed as follows: the student shall present a summary of the thesis to the examination committee, after which the committee chair shall conduct the defense. If the chair is also the supervisor, they shall not participate in the discussion. Following the defense, the committee shall deliberate and, by majority vote, issue one of the following decisions:
- Approval of the thesis subject to revisions to be verified by the supervisor.
- Approval of the thesis subject to revisions to be verified by the supervisor and approved by the examination committee.
- Rejection of the thesis.
5. After approval by both the Department Council and the Faculty Council, the examination committee's decision shall be submitted to the Postgraduate Studies Administration within a maximum of two weeks from the date of the thesis defense. The academic degree shall not be awarded until all required revisions have been completed, where applicable, in accordance with the preceding article.
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