Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment
Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment | SU
Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment | SU
The Department of Plant Protection is one of the vital academic departments within the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment at Sana’a University. It was established in the academic year 1996–1997 in response to the growing need to prepare qualified scientific cadres capable of supporting agricultural development in the Republic of Yemen, and contributing to the protection and sustainability of agricultural production. The department covers three main scientific areas: Economic Entomology and Agricultural Zoology, Plant Pathology, and Pesticides and Environmental Pollution, thereby strengthening the integration of theoretical and applied aspects of plant protection. In addition, the department has a specialized beekeeping facility that plays an important role in training students in modern apiculture practices, including honey production and its derivatives.
Excelling in teaching, learning, scientific research, and community service in the field of plant protection.
The department aspires to prepare qualified cadres capable of competing in the local and regional labor market and meeting the research needs necessary for the sustainable development of human and natural resources in the field of plant protection. The department also aims to link with the local community by providing scientific and research support to those working in agriculture and solving agricultural problems in the field of plant protection.
1. To prepare qualified cadres with high scientific and practical competence to achieve the highest standards of quality and excellence, by providing an optimal environment for university education and scientific research.
2. To conduct applied scientific research and studies to resolve the challenges facing the agricultural sector in the field of plant health.
3. To contribute to community service by diagnosing plant pathogens, agricultural insect and animal pests, analyzing pesticide residues and their environmental impact, advancing the beekeeping and bee products sector, and providing appropriate scientific consultations.
4. To facilitate the participation of faculty members in the department's scientific seminars to exchange knowledge and expertise, utilizing academic discussions to stimulate interest among faculty and assisting staff, while teaching students the methodologies of scientific thinking, academic discussion, and critical research critique skills.
5. To equip laboratories with all necessary components that facilitate the practical aspect of diverse curricula, along with upgrading lecture halls with modern audio-visual presentation equipment, and developing the department's library by supplying it with the latest specialized books, periodicals, and internet connectivity.
6. To establish integrated pest management (IPM) programs for widespread pathogens and agricultural pests within the local ecological scope, and to innovate modern, unconventional methods for their control.
Pesticides
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Bacteriology
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Entomology
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Entomology
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Zoology
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Nematology
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Pesticides
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Virology
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Honey bee
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Botany
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Pesticides
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Mycology
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Entomology
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Pesticides
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Pesticides
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Entomology
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Virology
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Plant Protection
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Plant Protection
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Plant Protection
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Plant Protection
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Plant Protection
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Plant Protection
From Sana'a University
Plant Protection
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