Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment | SU
The Department of Soil, Water and Environmental Sciences is one of the principal academic departments within the Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Environment at Sana’a University. The Department is dedicated to education, scientific research, and community service in the fields of soil, water, environmental sciences, and natural resource management. It plays a vital role in preparing qualified professionals capable of addressing challenges related to land degradation, water scarcity, environmental changes, and sustainable agricultural development. The Department offers specialized academic programs that integrate theoretical knowledge with practical applications, focusing on soil characterization, classification, and management; water resource management and modern irrigation technologies; environmental protection and natural resource conservation; as well as land evaluation and sustainable land-use practices.
Achieving excellence locally and regionally in teaching, learning, scientific research, and community service in the field of soil, water, and environmental sciences and their applications.
To lead in preparing specialized cadres in soil sciences and disseminating research through updating and developing its programs to keep pace with scientific and technological advancements, modern educational programs, and activities related to soil sciences and natural resources, while collaborating with other departments to enhance education and scientific research.
1. To update academic programs and courses to satisfy 21st-century societal requirements.
2. To adopt educational courses focusing on students' practical skills to prepare qualified cadres that meet labor market needs.
3. To contribute effectively to increasing the productive capacity of agricultural land under diverse environmental conditions.
4. To emphasize quality to enhance performance standards in education, research, and community service toward achieving academic accreditation.
5. To develop a scientific research strategy linked to the need for maximizing yield per unit of land and water, and achieving sustainable agricultural land reclamation to satisfy community needs.
6. To direct and support scientific research toward addressing community issues and keeping pace with scientific and technological advancements.
7. To encourage local and regional cooperation to advance educational systems and scientific research.
Soil Survey and Classification
From Alexandria University, Egypt
Soil Fertility and Fertilization
From University of Baghdad, Iraq
Soil Physics
From University of Arizona, USA
Soil Chemistry
From Timiryazev University, Russia
Soil Chemistry
From University of Baghdad, Iraq
Soil Microbiology
From University of Baghdad, Iraq
Soil Conservation
From University of Nebraska, USA
Irrigation Water
From Cairo University, Egypt
Soil Nutrition
From Huazhong University, China
Soil Chemistry
From Sana'a University, Yemen
Soil Pollution
From King Saud University, KSA
Water Resources
From Sana'a University, Yemen
Soil Microbiology
From Huazhong University, China
Soil, Water, and Environment
From Sana'a University, Yemen
Soil, Water, and Environment
From Sana'a University, Yemen
Soil, Water, and Environment
From Sana'a University, Yemen
Soil, Water, and Environment
From Sana'a University, Yemen
Soil, Water, and Environment
From Sana'a University, Yemen