Population Studies and Training Center | SU
The Population Studies and Training Center (PSTC) was established at Sana'a University in 1999 by a resolution issued by the University Rector. The PSTC Scientific Council was subsequently established pursuant to Rector's Resolution No. 813, dated September 22, 2007. The Council comprises specialized professors from various university faculties, together with representatives of national and international organizations and institutions engaged in population-related issues.
The core academic and research functions of the Population Studies and Training Center (PSTC) include the execution of specialized research and studies in population and development, analyzing demographic phenomena, collecting and processing population data, and providing relevant statistical information to support planning and evidence-based decision-making. In addition, PSTC strives to qualify academic staff and research professionals, encourage research and innovation, raise awareness of population and development issues, and strengthen cooperation with relevant universities and institutions, thereby contributing to community service and the achievement of sustainable development.
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To achieve leadership in building demographic knowledge and developing research and professional capacities so as to support development policies and enhance the quality of life in Yemeni society.
To provide outstanding education and scientific research in population sciences by preparing highly qualified specialists who meet the needs of the labor market and support national efforts to comprehend the impacts of population growth.
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Leads PSTC management towards achieving leadership in building demographic knowledge and developing research and professional capacities to support development policies.
Dedicated to overseeing the graduate programs (Master's & PhD) in Population Studies.
Dedicated to conducting scientific studies on population issues to support decision-making.
Dedicated to preparing and producing scholarly publications on population issues.
Dedicated to qualifying competencies through specialized training programs and workshops.
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