Aleppo-Sana
The University of Aleppo continued to perform its scientific and research mission during the terrorist war to which the city was exposed and strengthened its performance after the victory and liberation to demonstrate the ability of its students and scientific cadres, whatever the circumstances, to pursue educational achievement and obtain certificates that qualify them to engage in work in society and serve the country in all fields.
And through 19 scientific and theoretical colleges and two high institutes, the first for heritage, the second for languages and eight technical institutes, the University of Aleppo pursued its scientific activity, defying all the difficult circumstances experienced by the province due to terrorism, according to the university president, Dr. Mustafa Afyouni.
The university participated in a number of scientific exhibitions, conferences and program competitions and won a number of awards, and this, according to Avioni, constituted an incentive and incentive to develop the march of education in Aleppo, pointing out that a number of specializations were added in colleges, including spinning and weaving in the Mechanics College and activating the Department of Nuclear Engineering and developing a strategic plan over five Years to build a number of colleges to accommodate the growing number of students.
According to Afyouni, the University of Aleppo is linked to a set of agreements with universities and the private sector and the two chambers of industry and trade in Aleppo, and several productive camps were established during the terrorist war in the industrial city of Sheikh Najjar, which achieved mutual benefit for students and industrialists, indicating that the current year witnessed the participation of 600 students in training in factories and banks And the sites of work and production were also embodied in the actual connection of the university with society, as the University of Aleppo participated in the Damascus International Fair and received 19 awards in various fields.
Camera Sana toured a number of colleges of the University of Aleppo and monitored the educational and research reality in them, where Dr. Silba Ashkhanian, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, explained that the teaching process in the college did not stop despite the terrorist attacks, as the university formed one of the pillars of continuing life in Aleppo, and the number of students reached more than a thousand students after They returned to work at their home university, where they were previously allowed to attend other universities due to the war.
And Dr. Abdul Jalil Griwati talked about his continuing teaching of the cell biology course for medical students of the preparatory year throughout the crisis period, despite the fall of the daily shells of terrorism on the city and the university, and there was a response and insistence from the students to attend the daily working hours.
In the Laboratory of Embryology, Faculty of Medicine, Dr. Hamdi Nofal, a specialist in embryology and genetics, indicated that the laboratory was created during the crisis period and its assets were preserved despite the fall of shells on the place where the laboratory contributed to providing students with practical experiences and forming a positive incentive and confidence in state institutions.
In the College of Architecture, Dr. Lamees Harbeli, Dean of the College, explained that the educational process continued strongly in the college with the efforts of the teaching staff and assimilation of students, and it contains four departments for architectural design, environment, construction and implementation
History and theories of architecture, about 400 students study there, and there is a postgraduate department for the four departments and a master's degree.
In the College of Fine and Applied Arts, between Dr. Adeeb, the dean of the college said that the college includes ten departments, six of which were activated, decoration, interior architecture, visual communications, advertising, textile design, fashion, drawing, photography, graphics, and sculpting, and about 110 students graduate annually from them, which is an applied model college during which the student is given great attention. To students continuing to work during the war, despite the difficult circumstances.
Qusay Razouk
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