Faculty of Science
Faculty of Science | SU
Faculty of Science | SU
The Department of Physics at the Faculty of Science, Sana'a University, is one of the faculty's core academic departments. It is dedicated to teaching theoretical and applied physics and to preparing qualified specialists in various fields of physics. The department aims to equip students with the scientific knowledge, practical skills, and research competencies required to understand natural phenomena and apply the laws of physics in education, scientific research, and technological advancement. The department offers Bachelor's, Master's, and Ph.D. programs in Physics through a comprehensive curriculum that integrates theoretical instruction with practical application. The curriculum includes courses in mechanics, electricity and magnetism, modern physics, nuclear physics, solid-state physics, statistical physics, and computational physics, in addition to laboratory courses that develop students' experimental and research skills. The department also contributes to scientific research and community service by preparing graduates who are capable of pursuing advanced studies and contributing effectively to a wide range of scientific and technological fields.
To achieve excellence in education, learning, and scientific research in the fields of theoretical and applied physics, while making an active contribution to community service.
Providing academic programs in accordance with accredited standards and preparing leading professionals in the field of physics who are capable of competing in the local and regional labor markets.
1. Preparing academically and research-oriented distinguished graduates capable of contributing to community service and development.
2. Developing the department’s academic programs and introducing new specializations that meet labor market needs.
3. Enhancing graduate programs and strengthening research collaboration with local, regional, and international institutions.
4. Developing the academic capabilities of the department’s staff, supporting the organization of various scientific activities, and attracting outstanding talents.
5. Strengthening community partnerships by providing consultations and expertise to various community institutions.
The Graduate Program in Physics at the Faculty of Science aims to prepare highly qualified researchers and specialists equipped with advanced knowledge and research competencies in both theoretical and applied physics. The program seeks to develop students' capabilities in scientific analysis, critical thinking, and the application of modern research methods and technologies, enabling them to contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge and to address scientific and technological challenges relevant to societal needs and sustainable development. The program offers advanced coursework covering the major fields of physics, while providing rigorous training in conducting original scientific research and publishing research findings in peer-reviewed journals. It also seeks to strengthen research collaboration with academic and research institutions at the local, regional, and international levels and to provide a stimulating academic environment that fosters innovation and academic excellence. The program prepares graduates for careers in higher education institutions, research centers, and a wide range of productive and service sectors.
Providing a high standard of education to prepare distinguished researchers capable of competing in local and regional labor markets and contributing effectively to community service through the production of high-quality basic and applied research.
1. Prepare scientifically and academically qualified physicists capable of keeping pace with advancements in theoretical and applied physics.
2. Supply local and regional labor markets with physicists specialized in both theoretical and experimental physics.
3. Enable students enrolled in the program to develop communication skills, conduct theoretical and experimental scientific research, and publish their work in local and international journals.
1. Applicants must hold a Bachelor's degree in Science (Physics) from one of the Yemeni universities, or an equivalent degree from any college affiliated with Sana'a University or any university recognized by the Republic of Yemen.
2. The applicant's Bachelor's degree must have a minimum grade of Good. Applicants with a grade below Good are required to obtain a qualifying diploma with a minimum grade of Very Good.
3. Applicants must obtain the English Language Proficiency Certificate as stipulated by the University's Postgraduate Studies Regulations.
4. Applicants must satisfy any additional requirements specified in the University's Postgraduate Studies Regulations.
5. Applicants must pass a personal interview. If the number of applicants exceeds the program's admission capacity, they shall also be required to pass an entrance examination.
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