Department of Soil Sciences and Water Resources
Department vision
a leadership in education and scientific research in soil sciences and water resources, preparing qualified personnel to serve the community, achieve water and agricultural security, and contribute to sustainable development locally and regionally.
Department message
prepare agricultural engineers specialised in soil Sciences and water Resources, equipped with scientific and ethical competence, and the skills necessary to serve the community, contribute to sustainable development, and meet the needs of the labour market.”
Department goals
⦁ Preparing agricultural engineers specialised in soil and water sciences, with strong scientific and practical competence.
⦁ Developing students’ abilities in analysis, diagnosis, and practical application through modern technologies.
⦁ Enhancing skills in self-learning, critical thinking, teamwork, and professional decision-making.
⦁ Supporting applied scientific research to address soil and water issues and contribute to sustainable development goals.
⦁ Building scientific competencies in designing and implementing research using sound methodologies and advanced analytical techniques.
⦁ Qualifying graduates to compete effectively in local, regional, and international labour markets.
⦁ Strengthening the department’s role in community service by offering solutions and consultations for agricultural and environmental challenges.
⦁ Promoting adherence to professional ethics and relevant agricultural and environmental legislation.
⦁ Empowering students to utilise Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and digital maps in soil and water-related fields.
⦁ Raising environmental awareness by emphasising the sustainability of natural resources and biodiversity.
⦁ Integrating modern technologies in sustainable agriculture and comprehensive soil and water resource management.
⦁ Developing capabilities in applying organic and clean farming practices while minimising agricultural pollution.
⦁ Equipping students to tackle environmental challenges such as soil degradation, drought, and salinity through land reclamation initiatives.
⦁ Improving proficiency in conducting precise analyses of soil, water, and plants using advanced measurement tools.
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