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Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Humanities studies at Sana’a University began with its establishment in 1970, under the umbrella of the Faculty of Education, which admitted its first batch of students the same year. The initial number of enrolled students in that year was 64, with the Arts department comprising 12 students. In 1971, a new college was established, which included the departments of arts, education, and sciences. Subsequently, in 1973, the Faculty of Arts was established as an independent institution within Sana’a University, comprising five departments: Arabic language, English language, History, Geography, and Social Sciences. This significant year also marked the graduation of the first group of nine students. Since then, the Faculty has experienced remarkable growth, expanding to encompass twelve specialized fields.

The Faculty’s commitment to academic excellence has extended beyond undergraduate studies to offer postgraduate programs in the field of Arts and Humanities, which allows dedicated graduates to pursue postgraduate diplomas, master’s degrees, and doctoral degrees.

Values

  1. Discipline
  2. Excellence
  3. Transparency
  4. Equal Opportunities
  5. Intellectual Freedom
  6. Professionalism
  7. Leadership
  8. Teamwork

Mission

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities, through its diverse programs, strives to establish a distinctive academic and intellectual educational system. It aims to prepare trained and qualified cadres whose skills and knowledge align with the requirements of the local, regional, Arab, and international labor markets. The Faculty seeks to develop the students’ of creative skills that contribute to sustainable development while preserving national and Islamic identity

Vision

To achieve academic and cultural excellence in the development of scientific research, community service, and meeting the labor market’s needs locally, regionally, and internationally.
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الفنيين والاداريين
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الخريجين
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الطاقم الاكاديمي

Faculty Aims:

  • Generating and developing knowledge by conducting scientific research in various fields at both individual and collective levels.
  • Contributing to the advancement of literature, arts, humanities, and social sciences, as well as encouraging creativity and innovation.
  • Developing research plans in areas of national and international value at both theoretical and applied levels, serving the community and sustainable development.
  • Motivating faculty members and postgraduate students to conduct scientific research that keeps pace with scientific and field developments in the various fields of specializations in the Faculty.

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Faculty of Arts and Humanities