Faculties
- Mining Engineering
- Accounting Sciences
- Metallurgical Engineering
- Administrative Sciences
- Fishing Engineering
- Agricultural Sciences
- Food Industries
- Obstetrics
- Education Sciences
- Sciences (Academic professional schools of: Biology-Microbiology, Computers and Systems, Applied Physics and Chemical Engineering)
- Nursing
- Medical Sciences
- Literature and Judicial Sciences
- Architecture and Urbanism
- Engineering
- School of postgraduate studies
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