Within the scope of the Environment Week activities for the year 2023, under the slogan Your Environment Knows You, the University College in Al-Darb, represented by the Department of Biology, planted 50 seedlings, in cooperation with the Ministry of
About Department:
The Biology Department offers interested students a liberal education in biological sciences. It provides graduates with a broad background necessary in today’s job market and prepares them for graduate and professional schools. Students with a degree in Biology are securing positions in the growing fields in industry, environment, medicine and academia. The recent advances in biology have created important new industries in genetic engineering, biomedicine, biotechnology, and pharmacology. Students with ambitions beyond the bachelor level enroll in graduate schools and professional schools worldwide like medicine, dentistry and veterinary medicine. for more
Vision:
Excellence, leadership, and innovation in education, scientific research and community service in biological sciences locally and regionally.
Mission:
Providing distinguished academic programs to qualify students, and innovative scientific research to contribute in the requirements of development and community service.
Department goals:
- Providing comprehensive and effective education based on facilities and services in the department
- Enhancing the utilization of information technology means in the department
- Verify and complete the department's annual plansز
- Developing the capabilities and skills of human resources in the department ...More details
The master's thesis of the student "Fatima bint Muhammad Hussein Habib" was discussed and tagged with (bio-manufacturing and studying the antimicrobial activity of silver nanoparticles using the plant Senna italica from the Jazan region), and that
The Department of Biology at the College of Science - female section - held an antibiotic awareness event. This is in order to raise awareness of the reasons for using antibiotics (for humans and animals) and the resulting bacterial resistance. Her