Définition du Département des sciences et de la technologie
La spécialisation en sciences et technologies est l'une des futures spécialisations qui permet d'étudier de nombreuses spécialisations dans les sciences de la technologie, qui contiennent les caractéristiques et fonctionnalités modernes qui doivent être disponibles pour élever le niveau économique et intellectuel du pays. Le Département des Sciences et Technologies (Noyau...
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Le Département des Sciences et Technologies (Noyau Commun) et quatre départements que les étudiants peuvent rejoindre pour se spécialiser dans différents domaines, leur ouvrant des perspectives d'avenir prometteuses basées sur des fondements scientifiques qui reposent essentiellement sur une technologie moderne et avancée. Le département comprend 255 étudiants et 27 professeurs...
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