Faculty of Science
Faculty of Science | SU
Faculty of Science | SU
The Department of Mathematics is one of the principal academic departments within the Faculty of Science and plays a pivotal role in preparing highly qualified specialists in the various branches of pure and applied mathematics. The department is committed to providing a distinguished educational and research environment that fosters students' scientific and analytical capabilities, enabling them to apply mathematical concepts and models to solve scientific and technical problems while keeping pace with rapid advances in science and technology.
The department offers advanced academic programs that comply with accredited academic and quality standards, integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application. These programs aim to prepare graduates with the scientific, research, and professional competencies required to compete in the labor market and pursue postgraduate studies. The department also places particular emphasis on promoting scientific research and innovation by encouraging faculty members and students to conduct high-quality research that contributes to community service and supports national development.
Furthermore, the department seeks to establish effective academic and research partnerships with scientific and research institutions at the local, regional, and international levels. These partnerships enhance the quality of its educational and research outputs and contribute to preparing qualified graduates capable of advancing scientific knowledge and meeting society's needs in fields that rely on the mathematical sciences and their applications.
Raising the level of mathematics department graduates to contribute to the scientific and technical development of the country and to be among the ranks of distinguished and pioneering educational departments in academic achievement.
Providing society with highly qualified graduates in mathematics and computer science, equipped with strong scientific and research competencies and capable of competing effectively in the labor market through high-quality academic programs.
1. Preparing specialized cadres in the field of mathematics and computer science who possess the scientific and practical skills to serve society.
2. Encouraging faculty members to engage in scientific research by providing an appropriate research environment.
3. Sending outstanding students to accredited universities to qualify them as faculty members in the department.
4. Providing applied studies and consultations in the field of mathematics and computers to various institutions.
5. Spreading the culture of mathematics in society as it is considered a method of logical scientific thinking.
6. Providing service courses to meet the needs of the college’s departments and other scientific colleges.
Preparing graduates specialized in mathematics through a high-quality educational environment, to meet the needs of the labor market.
1. Providing the graduate with knowledge and understanding of mathematical and statistical theories, and the link between theory and application.
2. Expanding the horizons of the graduate’s thinking to accept new scientific theories and ideas.
3. Enabling the graduate to apply mathematical knowledge in different practical fields.
4. Enabling the graduate to convey mathematical knowledge and ideas to others.
5. Developing continuous learning and self-management skills.
Preparing qualified graduates in mathematics and computers through a high-quality educational environment to support the labor market.
1. Preparing graduate students to understand the overall knowledge in the fields of mathematics and computers.
2. Employing mathematics, logic, and techniques to effectively use critical thinking skills to solve problems.
3. Applying and evaluating different computing and mathematics theories.
4. Practicing effective communication, teamwork, and interpersonal skills to build a strong foundation that supports graduate employability.
5. Practicing continuous self-learning regarding mathematical and computer activities and actively participating in developing functional and research skills.
The Graduate Program in Pure Mathematics at the Faculty of Science is an advanced academic and research program designed to prepare specialized researchers with comprehensive knowledge across the various branches of pure mathematics. The program seeks to develop students' capabilities in mathematical analysis, logical reasoning, and the conduct of original scientific research. It emphasizes advanced mathematical theories and concepts, enabling students to contribute to the advancement of mathematical knowledge and the solution of scientific problems through research and innovation. The program also aims to prepare qualified researchers for careers in higher education institutions and research centers while fostering a strong commitment to research ethics and the standards of quality and academic excellence.
To prepare researchers and scholars specialized in various branches of mathematics through advanced academic coursework, enabling them to compete effectively at the local and regional levels.
1. To provide researchers with advanced and comprehensive knowledge across various branches of mathematics.
2. To prepare researchers capable of conducting original research and innovative projects that contribute to addressing mathematical and interdisciplinary challenges.
3. To enable researchers to communicate mathematical concepts and findings effectively and professionally in both oral and written forms.
4. To prepare graduates for academic and professional careers in universities, research institutions, and fields related to their specialization, while enhancing their competitiveness in the labor market.
5. To cultivate lifelong learning, self-management skills, academic integrity, and ethical research practices among researchers.
1. Bachelor's degree in Science with a specialization in Mathematics.
2. Proficiency in written English and the ability to read academic literature in the specialization in English.
3. Proficiency in computer skills.
4. Fulfillment of the admission requirements stipulated in the University's Graduate Studies Regulations, including passing the admission examination and a personal interview conducted by the department.
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