About the Department
The Department of Life Sciences is one of the core departments in the College of Science, focusing on the study of living organisms at various organizational levels, from the cell to ecosystems. The department aims to provide students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the fields of microbiology, botany, zoology, genetics, biotechnology, and environmental science. It also contributes to preparing qualified scientific personnel capable of participating in scientific research and serving the community in educational, medical, environmental, agricultural, and industrial fields.
Department Objectives
Preparing graduates with a solid scientific foundation in various fields of life sciences. Developing students’ skills in scientific research and experimental analysis. Applying modern biotechnologies in research and practical applications. Contributing to studies that serve the environment, health, agriculture, and industry. Strengthening partnerships with educational, research, and community institutions. Encouraging faculty members to pursue creativity and excellence in research and teaching. Supporting student projects and applied scientific activities.
Department Vision
The Department of Life Sciences aims to be a leading center in education and scientific research in the fields of life sciences, contributing to the production of outstanding scientific knowledge and its application to serve sustainable development and the local and global community.
Department Mission
Providing high-quality education in life sciences, developing scientific research skills, and promoting ethical and professional values among students, enabling them to compete in the job market and contribute to solving environmental, health, and agricultural challenges through the application of modern scientific knowledge.
Graduate Description
Possesses comprehensive knowledge of fundamental concepts and practical applications in life sciences. Capable of using modern techniques in biological analysis and laboratory experiments. Proficient in critical thinking and solving problems in a scientific and systematic manner. Adheres to professional ethics in research and scientific practices. Able to work within a multidisciplinary team and engage in effective scientific communication. Qualified to work in education, scientific research, medical, environmental, agricultural, and industrial laboratories. Possesses the skills necessary to pursue graduate studies and contribute to scientific and technological development.
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Course Descriptions
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Academic Program Description
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Teaching and Learning Links
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Contacting the Department
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Scientific Research by the Faculty members
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Graduate Research
| First Stage | |
| Course Name | No. of Units |
| Grammar | ٦ |
| Morphology | ٤ |
| Rhetoric (Al-Bayan and Al-Badi') | ٤ |
| Arabic Literature Before Islam | ٦ |
| Expression and Composition | ٤ |
| Sciences of the Qur'an and Rules of Recitation | ٤ |
| Psychology | ٤ |
| Human Rights | ٤ |
| Foundations of Education | ٤ |
| Computers | ٤ |
| Second Stage | |
| Course Name | No. of Units |
| Grammar | ٦ |
| Islamic Literature | ٦ |
| Morphology | ٤ |
| Rhetoric (Al-Ma'ani) | ٤ |
| Arabic prosody | ٤ |
| Text Analysis | ٤ |
| The Ancient Book | ٤ |
| English language | ٤ |
| Psychology | ٤ |
| Secondary Education | ٤ |
| Computers | ٤ |
| Third Stage | |
| Course Name | No. of Units |
| Grammar | ٦ |
| Abbasid Literature | ٦ |
| Andalusian Literature | ٤ |
| Ancient Arabic Criticism | ٦ |
| The Ancient Book | ٤ |
| Linguistics | ٤ |
| Research Methodology | ٤ |
| Teaching Methods | ٤ |
| Educational Guidance | ٤ |
| Hadith and its Terminology | ٤ |
| Fourth Stage | |
| Course Name | No. of Units |
| Grammar | ٦ |
| The Jurisprudence of Language | ٤ |
| Modern Literary Criticism | ٦ |
| Modern Literature (Poetry) | ٤ |
| Modern Literature (Prose) | ٤ |
| Literary Applications | ٤ |
| Research Project | ٤ |
| Literary Applications | ٤ |
| Measurement and Evaluation | ٤ |
| Observation and Application | ٤ |
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Link |
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Literary Books Website This website features the best books in Arabic literature. These books are considered fundamental to the foundation of the Arabic language and its literature. |
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Al-Noor Library Website This website offers everything related to the Arabic language, both ancient and modern. It is easy to download and fast at the same time. |
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Neel & Furat Website This website selects strategies for learning the Arabic language, whether for native speakers, non-native speakers, or beginners as well. |
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Al-Mawsoo'a Al-Shamila Website This vast and comprehensive website offers books on language, literature, rhetoric, poetry collections, rare words, dictionaries, as well as works on Islamic jurisprudence, grammar, and morphology. |
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Adab Website This website specializes in studies and research related to modern Arabic literature, including poetry, short stories, novels, novellas, prose poetry, as well as creative writing in these literary genres. |
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Books Library Website This website offers easy downloading of Arabic novels, as well as global novels, allowing readers to explore the transformations that modern novels have undergone, leading them to a qualitative shift towards modernism and postmodernism. |
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Huroof Website On this website, we can access books dedicated to the Arabic language and its literature. |
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Fulla Kitab Website On this website, we can find modern books in contemporary Arabic creativity, and we also have the opportunity to publish the books we wish to share. |
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Shaghaf Website This website is one of the best platforms for easily downloading Arabic books. It focuses on modern literary creations that reflect the cultural scene in the Arab world. |
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Diwan Al-Arab Website It is an encyclopedia of Arabic poetry, with an app available for smartphones and tablets that does not require an internet connection. The site contains over 79,000 poems by more than 500 poets, spanning across eleven different periods, from the pre-Islamic era to the modern period. |
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Students Name |
Research Title |
Supervisor Name |
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1. |
Hussein Izz al-Din Mohsen |
Surah At-Takathur – An Analytical Study |
Prof. Dr. Khazal Fathi Zidan |
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2. |
Rezin Saleh Hassan |
The Poem of Al-Mutanabbi's Eulogy for His Grandmother – A Linguistic Study |
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Hussein |
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3. |
Ammar Salem Bakkouz |
Linguistic Competence |
Asst. Lect. Rafed Omar Sheet |
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4. |
Yildiz Mahmoud Hadi |
Al-Tanween (The Nunation) and Its Meaning |
Dr. Haidar Mahmoud Abdulrazzaq |
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5. |
Tamara Jamal Ghanem |
Common Errors – Presentation and Analysis |
Asst. Lect. Noor Walied |