Programs

Chemical Engineering, a field often pursued through national mathematics competitions, has piqued the interest of many chemistry enthusiasts. However, due to limited exposure to the discipline at the university level, there are few courses directly related to this field. Success in Chemical Engineering requires a robust foundation in mathematics. If you possess strong mathematical skills, particularly in solving equations and performing calculations, you would likely find this field both challenging and rewarding.

Solid mechanics, a subfield of mechanical engineering, investigates the behavior of materials and their engineering applications through numerical, analytical, and experimental methods. The majority of research in this area focuses on failure analysis, the relationship between structure and material, numerical methods such as the finite element method, and composites.

The aim of this discipline is to educate specialists who can enhance learning opportunities for interested groups. These experts are tasked with managing educational programs, implementing necessary modifications, and evaluating the extent to which their objectives are met.

Law, a highly regarded discipline within the humanities, offers a wealth of career opportunities for students. Graduates can become professionals in various fields such as legal practice, policy-making, public planning, and counseling. They are equipped to provide legal services to both individuals and corporations, making a significant impact in these sectors.

Geology primarily involves the study of Earth's shape and dimensions, along with the physical and chemical analysis of its components, such as oil, soil, water, and minerals. It also explores the factors influencing the Earth's form. This field of study aids in the discovery, optimization, and management of land resources for human use.