01 Sep, 2023Application Deadline
Sep-2023Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Introduction and introduction to the general terminology of invertebrate science, scientific nomenclature, classification and division of sponges
Anatomical structure of the plant "root, stem, leaf". Plant classification. Plant physiology
Introduction to animal cell physiology. Physiology of blood and circulation.Physiology of digestion and nutrition physiology of breathing.
General introduction to protozoa and multicellular parasites (trypanosomes). Multicellular parasites (conditionals). Parasites are multicellular (nematodes).
Definition of Zoology and the importance of studying and its relationship with other sciences. The animal's cell and its composition. Identify the types of microscopesprotoplasm of the animal cell, its organelles, and functions.
Identify the glands and their types –hormones and enzymes. Studying the systems of the body "take the Frog as an example". A simplified idea of heredity – environments and their types. Division of the animal kingdom.
Introduction to the origin and development of microbiology and its definition. The distribution of microbiota in natural areas of microbiology.The discovery of microscopy and its importance in the study of microbiology.Methods of Staining Bacteria and Comparison Between Gram-wave and Gram-negative.
A simple introduction to geology and the origin of the Earth and the solar system. The structure of the planet Earth and a simplified overview of the layers of the atmosphere and water.A simplified overview of the composition of the lithosphere, rock types, and the study of sedimentary rocks. A simple overview of the fossil heritage.
Introduction to methods of collecting and preserving Entomological specimens and the formation of entomological collections. The general qualities of insects and the ingredients of success and economic importance.
Seeds, their germination, and factors affecting germination. Types of roots, stems, and leaves. The influence of environmental factors on plant morphology.
Anatomical structure of the plant "root, stem, leaf". Plant classification. Plant physiology
Introduction to animal cell physiology. Physiology of blood and circulation.Physiology of digestion and nutrition physiology of breathing.
General introduction to protozoa and multicellular parasites (trypanosomes). Multicellular parasites (conditionals). Parasites are multicellular (nematodes).
Definition of Zoology and the importance of studying and its relationship with other sciences. The animal's cell and its composition. Identify the types of microscopesprotoplasm of the animal cell, its organelles, and functions.
Identify the glands and their types –hormones and enzymes. Studying the systems of the body "take the Frog as an example". A simplified idea of heredity – environments and their types. Division of the animal kingdom.
Introduction to the origin and development of microbiology and its definition. The distribution of microbiota in natural areas of microbiology.The discovery of microscopy and its importance in the study of microbiology.Methods of Staining Bacteria and Comparison Between Gram-wave and Gram-negative.
A simple introduction to geology and the origin of the Earth and the solar system. The structure of the planet Earth and a simplified overview of the layers of the atmosphere and water.A simplified overview of the composition of the lithosphere, rock types, and the study of sedimentary rocks. A simple overview of the fossil heritage.
Introduction to methods of collecting and preserving Entomological specimens and the formation of entomological collections. The general qualities of insects and the ingredients of success and economic importance.
Seeds, their germination, and factors affecting germination. Types of roots, stems, and leaves. The influence of environmental factors on plant morphology.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Biological Sciences
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Introduction and introduction to the general terminology of invertebrate science, scientific nomenclature, classification and division of sponges
Anatomical structure of the plant "root, stem, leaf". Plant classification. Plant physiology
Introduction to animal cell physiology. Physiology of blood and circulation.Physiology of digestion and nutrition physiology of breathing.
General introduction to protozoa and multicellular parasites (trypanosomes). Multicellular parasites (conditionals). Parasites are multicellular (nematodes).
Definition of Zoology and the importance of studying and its relationship with other sciences. The animal's cell and its composition. Identify the types of microscopesprotoplasm of the animal cell, its organelles, and functions.
Identify the glands and their types –hormones and enzymes. Studying the systems of the body "take the Frog as an example". A simplified idea of heredity – environments and their types. Division of the animal kingdom.
Introduction to the origin and development of microbiology and its definition. The distribution of microbiota in natural areas of microbiology.The discovery of microscopy and its importance in the study of microbiology.Methods of Staining Bacteria and Comparison Between Gram-wave and Gram-negative.
A simple introduction to geology and the origin of the Earth and the solar system. The structure of the planet Earth and a simplified overview of the layers of the atmosphere and water.A simplified overview of the composition of the lithosphere, rock types, and the study of sedimentary rocks. A simple overview of the fossil heritage.
Introduction to methods of collecting and preserving Entomological specimens and the formation of entomological collections. The general qualities of insects and the ingredients of success and economic importance.
Seeds, their germination, and factors affecting germination. Types of roots, stems, and leaves. The influence of environmental factors on plant morphology.
Anatomical structure of the plant "root, stem, leaf". Plant classification. Plant physiology
Introduction to animal cell physiology. Physiology of blood and circulation.Physiology of digestion and nutrition physiology of breathing.
General introduction to protozoa and multicellular parasites (trypanosomes). Multicellular parasites (conditionals). Parasites are multicellular (nematodes).
Definition of Zoology and the importance of studying and its relationship with other sciences. The animal's cell and its composition. Identify the types of microscopesprotoplasm of the animal cell, its organelles, and functions.
Identify the glands and their types –hormones and enzymes. Studying the systems of the body "take the Frog as an example". A simplified idea of heredity – environments and their types. Division of the animal kingdom.
Introduction to the origin and development of microbiology and its definition. The distribution of microbiota in natural areas of microbiology.The discovery of microscopy and its importance in the study of microbiology.Methods of Staining Bacteria and Comparison Between Gram-wave and Gram-negative.
A simple introduction to geology and the origin of the Earth and the solar system. The structure of the planet Earth and a simplified overview of the layers of the atmosphere and water.A simplified overview of the composition of the lithosphere, rock types, and the study of sedimentary rocks. A simple overview of the fossil heritage.
Introduction to methods of collecting and preserving Entomological specimens and the formation of entomological collections. The general qualities of insects and the ingredients of success and economic importance.
Seeds, their germination, and factors affecting germination. Types of roots, stems, and leaves. The influence of environmental factors on plant morphology.
Admission Requirements
1. To enroll in college, the student must possess a high school diploma.
2. The student must be physically and mentally capable of attending the theoretical lectures and training sessions.
3. The student will have to pass an entrance exam to secure admission to the college.
4. The student must abide by all the rules, regulations, and laws in force within the college.
2. The student must be physically and mentally capable of attending the theoretical lectures and training sessions.
3. The student will have to pass an entrance exam to secure admission to the college.
4. The student must abide by all the rules, regulations, and laws in force within the college.
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