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Department of
Islamic Judiciary Law
Master
Program in Islamic Judiciary(1998)
Owing
to the need for professionals in this field in Palestine
and the absence of such a program in the other
Palestinian universities. Since that time, 28
postgraduate students from Hebron University as well as
from other Palestinian and Arab universities enrolled in
this program.
Objectives:
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Preparing people qualified for assuming judiciary in Islamic
religious courts particularly in the 1948 occupied
Palestinian territories.
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Upgrading the level of judiciary in Islamic religious courts
by means of subject continuing qualification.
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Holding training courses for court clerks to improve their
performance.
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Trying to improve and amend personal status law in compliance
with Islamic Law (Shari'a).
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Qualifying teachers to hold higher degrees in this field.
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Spreading security, peace and justice among people.
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Encouraging the language of dialogue among human races.
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Achieving human equality, called for in the Heavenly
messages.
Community Service Objectives:
1) Higher studies in Islamic judiciary aim at solving
social problems and conflicts among people.
2) Distributing informative and cultural publications on
Islamic issues like inheritance, marriage, divorce,
testaments and religious endowments (Waqf).
Committee of Higher Studies:
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Dr. Haroun Sharabati, Chair
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Dr. Adnan Salah, Member
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Dr. Prof. Hussien Tartouri, Member
Department of
Arabic Language:
Master's Program in Arabic Language
and Literature
The
Master s'program was established in
the spring semester of the academic year 1997/1998. Upon
its establishment , ten student were enrolled in the
program . The
student are graduates of Hebron University as well as
other Arab and Palestinian
universities. M.A. student are taught by a number of
highly specialized professors who
hold Ph.D degree in the required fields.
Until
the year 2000, the program
comprises a number of courses in addition to a
comprehensive exam route and a thesis rout.
Shortly afterwards , the
comprehensive exam was cancelled.
This
program aims at increasing human
knowledge and reinforcing the base of scientific
research as well as developing the student's
ability in scientific inquiry and
training highly qualified experts to serve the community.
Members of Graduate Studies
Committee:
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Dr. Abdul Kader Jabareen, Chair
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Dr. Nader Qasem, Member
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Dr. Abdul Menam Al-Rajabee, Member
Staff
Member:
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Dr. Hussam Altamimi, (Chairman, Arabic Dept), Assist Prof.
Modern Literature (Novel), University of Jordan,
Amman, 1995.
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Dr. Ali Amro, Associate Prof., Abbasid Literature, Al-Azhar
University Cairo, 1980.
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Prof. Hassan Abdul Hady, Professor, Waseet (Ayyubi And
Mamluki Literature, Dar Al-Oloom, Cairo, 1980.
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Dr. Hassan Flefel, Associate Prof. Andalusi Literature,
Granada University, Spain, 1992.
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Dr. Abdul Menam Al-Rajabee, Associate Prof. Old Literature
(Umayyad and Per-Islamic), Cairo University, 1980.
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Dr. Yaser Abo Elayan Assist Prof. Modern Literature (Poetry),
Al- Azhar University Cairo, 1980.
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Dr. Ismail Al-Natsha , Associate Prof. Per-Islamic Literature
, Al-Azhar University Cairo ,1976.
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Dr. Adnan Osman, Assistant Prof., Modern Criticism,
University of Jordan, Amman, 2000.
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Dr. Yosef Amro, Assistant Prof., Syntax And Morphology, Um-
Dorman Islamic University, Sodan, 1997.
Department of
Plant Protection:
Master's Program in Plant Protection
Intensive agriculture and the excessive use of pesticides
induced many plant diseases and insect pests to develop
resistance to pesticides, which created major economic
and technical problems in the control of plant pests and
diseases. Therefore, a research program in the field of
plant protection was necessary to put forward practical
solutions and alternative measures for the control of
plant’s pests and diseases in addition to the importance
of studying local hosts-pathogen-pest interactions in
the Palestinian agricultural environment.
A well established plant research unit including greenhouses
and open fields planted with fruit trees and grapevines
in addition to vegetable plots equipped with irrigation
system to be used for conducting field research was
established. Furthermore, highly equipped research labs
have been established in the department of plant
production.
Master program in plant protection was established in 2002.
Students enrolled in this program should have a B.Sc.
degree in plant production and/or protection or any
other relevant field. Students have to finish 36-credit
hrs, including 12 credit hrs core courses, 15 credit hrs
electives and to conduct a lab and/or field research of
9-credit hrs and to submit a defendable thesis.
This program is expected to graduate advanced trained experts
in plant protection who are qualified of conducting
research and manage solving plant protection problems
facing farmers.
Staff Members:
Committee of Graduate studies for
Plant Protection Program:
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Dr. Abdul-Jalil Hamdan, Assistant Professor,
Entomology,
Head.
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Dr. Radwan Barakat, Associate Professor, Plant
Pathology, member.
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Dr. Mahmoud Dheidel. Assistant Professor,
Analytical Chemistry of Pesticides, member
Department of
Agricultural Natural Resources and
Sustainable Management.
Natural Agricultural Resources and
its Sustainable Management:
This Master's program was established in year 2002 in
response to the Palestinian community requirement. Since
the Agricultural Natural Resources in Palestine are very
limited, and have been exposed to misuse and to many
other factors led to severe deterioration in its
condition, in addition to the increased environmental
pollution due to excessive use of pesticides, and the use
of untreated wastewater in irrigation, all these factors
and many others cause the college of Agriculture to
establish this master's program.
The College of Agriculture at Hebron University had
established a suitable infrastructure to fulfill the
educational and research requirement for the Master
program, these include: full time academic staff, highly
equipped labs, research stations, specialized books,
periodicals and information resources, and computer and
internet facilities.
This program will concentrate on doing research on studying,
transfer technology and solving some of the problems
facing the Agricultural Natural Resources. Taking in
consideration that there are many local problems that
need research and searching for solution under the
local conditions.
The Master's program will graduate advanced trained students
who will be able to better manage projects related to
Agricultural Natural Resources especially soil, water ,
plant, and animal and to help in sustainable development
of Palestine.
Students enrolled in this program must have a B.Sc. degree
in Agricultural Natural Resources or other related
sciences and they are required to finish 36 credit
hours, 9 of which are in a specialized research topic
leading to a thesis.
Staff Members
Committee of Postgraduate studies in Natural
Agricultural Resources and
its Sustainable Management Program:
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Dr. Ayed Mohammad, Associate Professor, Range Management,
Head of the committee.
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Dr. Yousef Amro, Associate Professor, Hydrology, member.
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Dr. Hazem Bakeer, Assistant Professor, Agricultural
Chemistry, member.
Department of
Management:
Master Program in Management :
This program is designed for professionals who have attended
colleges in different fields other than Business
Administration and who most likely hold a Bachelor’s
degree. The diploma will concentrate on training
students on the core program of the Business and finance
departments.
To earn a diploma, students must have completed 30 credit
hours which leads directly into the assessment of
professional competence. Through out the course work, a
series of innovative practical projects are undertaken
which combines theory with the development of practical
and professional skills.
Members of Graduate Studies
Committee
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