Faculty of Education - Hasahesa - Department of Physics and Mathematics

The department is a leading scientific department, playing a pivotal role in preparing and qualifying mathematics and physics teachers capable of keeping pace with scientific and educational developments and contributing to building a conscious generation that possesses scientific thinking skills and creativity in the fields of science and mathematics.

Vision: 

To be a distinguished model in education, scientific research, and community service, contributing to the preparation of highly competent teachers and researchers in the fields of physics and mathematics.

Mission: 

To prepare academically and pedagogically qualified teachers who possess scientific and technical thinking skills and are capable of applying knowledge of physics and mathematics to develop education and serve the community, through a stimulating educational environment and distinguished scientific research.

Growth and Development:
Since its establishment, the department has witnessed remarkable development in its academic and laboratory infrastructure and expanded its educational programs to meet the needs of the community and keep pace with modern trends in higher education. The academic staff has also been strengthened with scientifically and research-qualified faculty members, and the curricula have been updated to align with quality standards and academic accreditation.

Community Impact:

1. The department contributes to community service through:

2. Organizing training courses and workshops for teachers.

3. Participating in scientific and cultural programs in schools and the local community.

4. Encouraging scientific research that addresses educational, environmental, and societal issues.

5. Contributing to raising scientific awareness among students and the community.

Future Aspirations:

The department aspires to:

1. Develop graduate studies in physics and educational mathematics.

2. Enhance scientific research and collaboration with universities and research centers.

3. Integrate modern educational technologies into teaching and assessment.

4. Support scientific innovation and encourage students to pursue research and creativity.