Department Vision
The department's vision centers on empowering female students and developing their capabilities by continuously enhancing, upgrading, and modernizing the department's academic and practical resources to achieve high-quality educational outcomes. The department focuses on teaching the core scientific principles of chemistry and instructing students in its various branches—including Organic, Inorganic, Analytical, Biochemistry, Physical, and Industrial Chemistry. Additionally, the department strives to provide outstanding female students with opportunities to pursue postgraduate studies.
Department Mission
The department's mission is fundamentally rooted in the overarching mission of the College of Education for Women. The Chemistry Department serves an educational, pedagogical, and advisory role aimed at building a cadre of competent female teachers and equipping them with optimal capabilities, skills, professional attitudes, and values. This is achieved through academic and professional preparation to teach across all intermediate and secondary school levels, empowering them to effectively utilize modern educational techniques and tools.
Department Objectives
- Instilling Knowledge: Cultivating and disseminating the spirit of knowledge through scientific research and establishing collaborative research projects between the department and external research institutions.
- Advanced Qualification: Preparing qualified scientific talent holding postgraduate degrees across various academic specializations.
- Industry & Analytical Readiness: Graduating scientifically qualified females ready for careers in chemical analysis and industry, equipped with high-level skills and practical expertise.
- Continuous Development: Advancing the department through open collaboration and keeping pace with global developments, thereby enhancing faculty efficiency and elevating the students' academic standard.
- Values & Citizenship: Fostering a spirit of citizenship, community belonging, and reinforcing ethical values and principles.