Programs

Environmental engineers play a pivotal role in enhancing recycling processes, optimizing waste disposal, promoting public health, and controlling air pollution. They shoulder a multitude of responsibilities in these areas. For instance, they employ various mechanisms to identify pollutants and trace them back to their origins. Their work is instrumental in maintaining a sustainable and healthy environment.

The enhancement and augmentation of plant production necessitate the expertise of specialists who can apply research knowledge and experience in crop production. The education of such specialists enables an increase in production per unit, optimizing the utilization of production resources. These specialists also have the capacity to refine agricultural development programs and undertake research and training in agriculture.

The field of study is soil and water science, where students receive training in various areas. These include water harvesting, the operation of water transport and distribution networks, meeting water supply needs using diverse methods, draining excess water through drainage systems, and constructing diversion and sediment dams.

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.

Horticultural Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary field that combines the art and techniques of botany, plant biology, plant nutrition, plant genetics, agriculture, disease management, fruit production, medicinal plants, and landscape design. This discipline bifurcates into two specialized branches: Horticulture Engineering and Landscape Engineering.