About Department

About Physics Department

Prof. Muhammad Bawa'aneh

Head of the Department

Physics Department - Science Faculty

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overview

The department of physics was established in 1976 with a B.Sc. program. At that time the department had three faculty members and forty students. The M.Sc. graduate program was established at the start of the academic year 1982/1983 and three students were admitted.

Since the department has witnessed an enormous growth, now there are 28 faculty members (24 holding PhD and 4 holding M.Sc. degree), 6 teaching assistants holding M.Sc. degree, and 11 technicians. Today the department has around 343 undergraduate students and 80 graduate students. The number of the graduated students since the inception of the department is about 2647 students with a B.Sc. and around 268 students with M.Sc. degree.

In addition to the effort made to raise the level of teaching and to supply the community at large with qualified personnel the department has established a number of specialized research laboratories in the following fields of physics Mössbauer Spectroscopy, Thin Films, X- ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy, Nuclear Techniques, (Gamma Ray Spectroscopy and Alpha Ray Spectroscopy), Environment Studies, Nano Biomedical, and Computational physics lab.

The aim of the above laboratories is to train the graduate student in fundamental scientific research promote and enrich scientific knowledge and contribute to the transfer of technology to the local community. Moreover the department contain well-equipped mechanical workshop in addition to many modern and well- equipped teaching laboratories.

Vision

The Department of Physics and Medical Physics at Yarmouk University seeks to achieve the university’s mission towards excellence and leadership in teaching, scientific research, and community service in medical and other fields.

Mission

Graduating students with high scientific and technical skills and contributing to the service and development of the local and regional community and providing them with the principles of knowledge and scientific thinking in various fields of physics and medical physics.

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