Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment
Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment | SU
Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment | SU
The Department of Animal Resources is one of the pioneering academic departments within the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment at Sana’a University. It was established alongside the founding of the faculty, and academic studies officially began in the academic year 1988–1989, making it one of the earliest specialized departments in the field of animal Resources. Since its establishment, the department has contributed to graduating 28 cohorts of bachelor’s degree holders, with a total of approximately 370 graduates. It has also awarded around 26 master’s degrees in related specializations. The department includes a qualified academic staff of 19 members, six specialized laboratories, and production and training units for various farm animals. As part of continuous academic development, the department name was changed from "Department of Animal Production" to "Department of Animal Resources," reflecting its broader specialization in animal resources and its commitment to contributing to food security.
Delivering education that meets quality and academic accreditation standards for graduates of the Department of Animal Resources, and to conduct scientific research and field studies to utilize their findings in resolving animal resources challenges in Yemen and the region.
To be distinguished and leading Department of Animal Resources locally and regionally in terms of scientific and educational competence and scientific research, as well as contributing to community service and offering solutions to animal resources challenges.
1. To develop students' scientific and practical skills and capabilities, encouraging self-learning and problem-solving.
2. To utilize modern technologies in the field of animal resources to enhance competitiveness in the labor market.
3. To develop academic curricula to elevate the efficiency of teaching and learning.
4. To encourage graduate students to conduct agricultural scientific research and submit research projects to advance the animal resources sector.
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