Program Unit for undergraduate study:

The following Tables show the details of programs units for undergraduate study of the Field crops Department. The Units for four years of B.Sc. Degree are 146 in total.

First Year – Annual:

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Chemistry, Principles & Analysis	2	3	6
2	General Botany	2	3	6
3	Computer Programming	1	3	4
4	Kurdiology	1	-	2
5	English Language	1	-	2
6	Principles of Survey	2	3	6
7	Academic Debate	2	-	4
Grand Total				30

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Second Year – Fall Semester:

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Organic Chemistry	2	3	3
2	Microbiology	2	3	3
3	Machines & Agricultural Machinery	2	3	3
4	Crops Ecology	2	3	3
5	Forage Crops	2	3	3
6	Dry Farming	2	-	2
7	Principles of Horticulture	2	3	3
Grand Total				20

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Biochemistry	3	3	4
2	Forest Science	2	3	3
3	General Plant Diseases	2	3	3
4	General Entomology	2	3	3
5	Principles of Soil	2	3	3
6	Plant Taxonomy	1	3	2
7	Agricultural Economic	2	-	2
Grand Total				20

 

Third Year – Fall Semester:

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Principles of Genetics	2	3	3
2	Industrial Crops / 1	2	3	3
3	Plant Physiology	2	3	3
4	Fertilization & Soil Fertility	2	3	3
5	Field Crops Diseases	2	3	3
6	Agricultural Projects	-	3	1
Grand Total				16

 

Third Year – Spring Semester:

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Industrial Crops / 2		2	3
2	Crops Insects		2	3
3	Field Crops Equipments		2	3
4	Irrigation		2	3
5	Tobacco Production		2	3
6	Field Crops Processing		1	3
7	Principles of Statistic		2	3
8	Agricultural Projects		-	3
Grand Total				20

 

Fourth Year – Fall Semester:

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Experimental  Analysis & Design	2	3	3
2	Crops Physiology	2	3	3
3	Seeds Test & Production	2	3	3
4	Cereal Crops	1	3	2
5	Legume Crops	1	3	2
6	Agricultural Extension	2	-	2
7	Tobacco Technology	2	3	3
8	Graduate Research Methods	3	-	3
Grand Total				21

 

Fourth Year – Spring Semester:

No.	Subject	Hrs./week		Unit
		Theory	Practical
1	Crops Breeding & Improvement	2	3	3
2	Bee Keeping	2	3	3
3	Dry Matter Accumulation	2	-	2
4	Range Management	2	3	3
5	Weeds Control	2	3	3
6	Cereals   Technology	1	3	2
7	Graduation Research Methods	-	-	3
Grand Total				19

 

Postgraduate Study Program/ M.Sc.  for the Academic year 2013 – 2014: 

Sulaimani University Seats
No.	Student name		Field of Study	Project title	Supervisor
1	Tara Omer Muhammad		Range Management	Forage Production Evaluation at some different rangelands in Sulaimani Region.	Dr. Jwan  Ghareb Rafat
Other National Universities Seats
1	Mardeen Osman Muhammad	Crop Physiology		Effect of some stress conditions on the aflatoxin injuries of maize kernel yield.	Assist. Prof. Dr. Aram Abbas Muhammed
2	Parez Ahmad Taha	Weed Control		Assay of Optimum Plant Population of Five Six Rowed Barley as Influncing their accompanied Weeds.	Assist. prof.  Mr. Muhammed Najeb Khasraw
3	Mihraban Sharif Maeruf	Biotechnonlgy		Identification of DNA fragment for yield components and chemical composition of Maize genotypes	Assist. Prof. Dr. Nawroz Abdul Razaq Tahir
4	Dilshad Ali Omer	Biotechnonlgy		Assessment of morphological, molecular and biochemical markers in some lentil (Lens culinaris Medik.) genotypes	Assist. Prof. Dr. Nawroz Abdul Razaq Tahir

 

Postgraduate Study Program/ M.Sc.  for the Academic year 2014 – 2015: 

Sulaimani University Seats
No.	Student name	Field of Study	Project title	Supervisor
1	Sara Ibrahim Abdulrahman	Agricultural Machinery and Equipments	Economic assessment and technology for the production of the wheat crop in the province of Kurdistan	Assist.Prof. Dr. Arkan Mohammad Amin
Other National Universities Seats
1	Oral Muhammad Musa	Legume Forage Crops	Growth & Yield Responses of Some Legume Crops inoculated with a Mycorrhiza-based Biofertilizer	Assist. Prof. Dr. Shirwan Ismaeel Tawfiq
2	Chraxan Aso Hussain	Weed Control	Economical Evaluation of Yield & Hay of Four Different Seed Barley Varieties in Weeded Fields with (Avena fatua)	Assist. Prof.Muhammed Najeb Khasraw
3	Omed Haji Ahmad Hamad	Plant Breeding	Estimation of Some Genetic Parameters in Pea (Pisum sativum) Using Line X Tester Analysis	Assist. Prof. Dr. Muhammed Tofiq Muhammed

 

Split-site Project for Postgraduate study/ PhD:

Academic year 2013-2014
No.	Project title		Internal Supervisor	External Supervisor Supervisor
1	Production and Biomedical applications of Secondary metabolites from Sesamum indicum and Hyoscyamus niger seeds and hairy root cultures		Assist. Prof. Dr. Ahmad Hama Ameen Hama Rashid	Prof. Dr. Petr Karlovsky Georg-August-University Goettingen, Germany
Academic year 2015-2016*
1		Investigation of Three Rice Varieties Generated from Embryo CulturingTechnique using RAPD, SSR and Bioinformatics Studies	Assist. Prof. Dr. Ahmad Hama Ameen Hama Rashid	Prof Doru Pamfil at University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine Cluj-Napoca, Faculty of Horticulture, Romania

* ;  At this stage the PhD candidate has applied & waiting for Univ. President approval to be interviewed  by both Internal & External Supervisors 

Postgraduate Study at the international universities around the world:

Numerous students are currently involved in the postgraduate study abroad within Human Capacity Development Program-Kurdistan, they are listed as follows:

No.	Student name	Degree to be awarded	Country	University
1	Soran Mahrwof Mohamad	PhD	UK	University of Salford
2	Shwan Mohamad Salih	PhD	UK	University of Reading
3	Banaz Jamal Mahmod	PhD	UK	University of Plymouth
4	Rubar Hussein M. Salih	PhD	UK	University of Leicester
5	Hadi Musa Ibrahim	PhD	UK	Harper Adams University
6	Rawaz Jalal Hama Ali	MSc	Australia	University of Southern Queensland