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Faculty of Economics and Commercial Studies
- About The Faculty
- The Dean's Address
- Administrative Structure of the Faculty
- Faculty Departments
- Scientific and Research Centers
- Academic Programs
Vision Statement
The Faculty of Veterinary Science was established in 1991 as one of the faculties of Al-Fateh University of September. It later became a nucleus for the University of Nyala, which was established in 1994.
The Faculty awards a Bachelor’s degree in Veterinary Science after five years of study and comprises the following departments: Clinical Studies, Pathology, Microbiology and Parasitology, Animal Production, Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Anatomy, and Physiology, in addition to the Small Ruminants Research Center.
The Faculty has graduated 25 cohorts of veterinary doctors who have contributed to the field through their professional competence at both the local and international levels.
Eight professors have successively served as Deans of the Faculty:
- Prof. Mohammed Haroun Ismail
- Prof. Adam Hassan Suleiman
- Dr. Ahmed Al-Haj Bashar
- Prof. Adam Ibrahim Al-Amin
- Dr. Khair Al-Sayed Ali Abdullah
- Dr. Ibrahim Mohammed Sharaf Al-Din
- Prof. Abkar Adam Mohammed
- Dr. Jumaa Ahmed Abkar Ahmed (current Dean)
Its academic programs include specialized courses such as Tribal Reconciliation Issues, Principles of Conflict Resolution, Human Rights in Times of Peace and War, Sudanese Studies, Contemporary Issues, International Diplomatic Law, Maritime and Environmental Law, and Forensic Medicine.
The Faculty currently has more than 1,000 undergraduate students.
Mission Statement
Mission of the Faculty of Economics and Commercial Studies
The Faculty is committed to developing scientifically qualified individuals capable of working across various sectors locally and internationally. It strives to provide distinguished academic education and research at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels in economics, management, accounting, and banking sciences. The Faculty aims to prepare qualified academic and professional graduates who meet the evolving needs of the labor market, support innovative scientific research, and provide consultancy and community services that contribute to comprehensive economic development.
Key Pillars of the Faculty’s Mission
Academic Inclusivity: Providing an integrated learning environment covering undergraduate studies and postgraduate programs, including higher diplomas, master’s degrees, and doctoral studies.
Specialized Expertise: Developing advanced theoretical knowledge and practical skills in economics, business administration, accounting, finance, and banking sciences.
Leadership Development: Preparing graduates and researchers to make strategic financial and administrative decisions in public and private institutions.
Research and Development: Producing original scientific research that addresses contemporary financial and economic issues and supports sustainable development.
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The Faculty’s objectives are derived from the University’s overall goals of teaching, scientific research, and community service. These objectives include:
1. Academic and Professional Qualification: Preparing and qualifying students academically and professionally to obtain a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Commercial Studies in accordance with the Faculty’s approved curriculum.
2. Postgraduate Education and Research: Providing opportunities for advanced education and scientific research leading to higher diplomas, master’s degrees, and doctoral degrees.
3. National Identity and Professional Development: Promoting Sudanese national identity by preparing qualified graduates and competent professionals for careers within the fields served by the Faculty.
4. Scientific and Cultural Awareness: Promoting scientific and cultural awareness among community members through available means.
5. Local and International Partnerships: Establishing and developing relationships with local and international institutions in the fields of economics and commerce.
6. Theory and Practice Integration: Enabling graduates to connect theoretical knowledge with practical application to contribute to community development and support sustainable development.
