Asunto: | [CeHuNews] 282/03 - Studying at Amoud University | Fecha: | Lunes, 1 de Diciembre, 2003 23:45:34 (-0300) | Autor: | Humboldt <humboldt @............ar>
|
CeHuNews 282/03
AMOUD
UNIVERSITY
BORAMA,
AWDAL
SOMALIA
COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCES |
|
The College of Agriculture is one of the three colleges
of Amoud University. As one of the principle units in the university, it
maintains a three-part program consisting of teaching, research, and
community service. The teaching part of the college's program aims at
contributing to the nation's need for specialists in agriculture and
related fields. It is a rapidly developing program which seeks to
establish those conditions that enable each student to develop all of
his/her abilities.
Similarly, the research part of the colloge's
program is an attempt to help meet the need which Somalis has for
information in the pure and applied sciences. While still in a
development stage, the research function of the college of Agriculture is
a growing enterprise that touches on all aspects of rural life in Somalia.
The third part of this program, the professional and community
services which the college performs, is not only available to the Awdal
Region, but also to Somalia at large. While most of these services
have to do either consulting and extension work, college also provides
practical help in production of fruits, vegetables, crops, and
forage,as well as in soil reclamation and conservation, farm
mechanization, food and dairy technology, marine resources, rural
sociology, plant protection, poultry and animal production, landscape
horticulture, family affairs, and environmental pollution.
|
ORGANISATION
The academic and
administrative structure of the College of Agriculture is designed to
guarantee flexibility and responsiveness designed to each student's
educational needs. The Dean, who is the chief executive of the college is
responsible to the President and Vice President, as well as to the
University Council, for all plans, programs, and day-to-day operations of
the college. Assisting him/her with his/her duties are the College
Council, the Departments Head, the Departmental Boards and the Academic
Committee.
The college is administratively organised into eleven
academic departments, each directed by a chairman. These departments
are as follows:
Agricultural Economics and Extension
Agricultural Engineering Aquatic Wealth Development Chemistry
and Botany Crops and Forage Food and Dairy Technology Home
Economics (for Women) Horticulture Plant Protection Poultry
and Animal Production Soils and Water
|
OBJECTIVES
Build and understanding
of and an identification with what is best in our culture.
Develop
communication skills in English.
Think logically about problems
that call for analysis, synthesis, and applications.
See and
appreciate how he/she can contribute to the development of society.
Understand those principles that are basis to the agricultural
sciences.
Gain mastery over subject matter in a self-selected
agricultural specialty.
www.amoud-university.borama.ac.so | |


|