Programs

In the field of Social Research, students should exhibit a keen interest in both theoretical and practical research. They delve into the study and analysis of social theories while also engaging in field research, immersing themselves among people to gain firsthand insights. This balance of theoretical understanding and practical experience is a hallmark of this discipline.

The Continuing Undergraduate Special Education Program, offered by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology, is a higher education course. Its objective is to prepare teachers who fulfill Alzum's criteria, equipping them to engage in teaching, learning, and all course-related activities for students with special needs.

This field of study encompasses the vast spectrum of words and grammar. Students in this discipline delve into the intricacies of Persian poetry, prose, and literary works, gaining familiarity with metaphors, allusions, and various teaching methodologies for Persian texts. They engage in the critique and analysis of literary works, exploring stylistics, semantics, and vocabulary. The curriculum also includes a study of both ancient and contemporary Persian texts, providing a comprehensive understanding of the Persian language.

Agriculture, a crucial aspect of agricultural engineering, holds significant importance in countries like Iran, which possess substantial agricultural potential and capabilities. It serves as a key component in national development initiatives. The progression of agriculture necessitates a skilled workforce capable of executing operations related to farming and horticulture, grounded in the latest scientific discoveries, thereby maximizing resource efficiency and output. To achieve self-sufficiency in essential food and industrial products, it is imperative to cultivate a dedicated and specialized workforce in agriculture. These experts, equipped with knowledge and experience, can facilitate the economic production of agricultural goods, leverage the country's existing facilities, and contribute to research, education, and agricultural planning.

Students pursuing a degree in handicrafts are exposed to 24 distinct groups of Iranian handicrafts through theoretical courses, hands-on workshops, and various projects across 152 art branches. Upon graduation, these students specialize in areas such as the wood industry, pottery, painting, and carpet design, equipped with a comprehensive understanding and practical experience in these fields.