Department of Gardening

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About Department of Gardening

The Department of Horticulture was opened in 1975 AD and began to expand in all delicate disciplines in horticulture by preparing qualified scientific cadres with equipping laboratories and providing them with all modern scientific equipment for use in the fields of research and teaching. The department aims to:

Formation of scientific cadres specialized in various horticultural fields (fruits, vegetables, ornamental plants, landscaping, harvesting, storage and circulation of horticultural crops).

Contribute to solving agricultural problems and developing appropriate solutions.

Providing scientific studies and consultations and evaluating productive projects.

Any topics referred to it by public authorities to express an opinion.

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Publications

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Academic Staff

76

Students

681

Graduates

Programs

Bachelor - Horticulture

The Department of Horticulture was established in 1966 as a sub-division under the department of plant production, then it was awarded as a department of horticulture in 1978. This department's students must study 158 credits to obtain a bachelor's degree. The program includes; general, supportive, elective,...

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Master - Horticulture

The accreditation of the master's degree in the department of horticulture was in 1976. The students should pass advanced courses of at least 36 credits; including general, supportive, elective, and specialized courses. Furthermore, the student is required to accomplish a research project using scientific...

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Who works at the Department of Gardening

Department of Gardening has more than 16 academic staff members

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Dr. Khaled Elmabrouk Suliman Elmeer