Overview
Welcome to our department! The main goal of the Department of Mathematics of the Faculty of Sciences, Suez Canal University is to produce professional mathematicians who will be able to study and solve scientific and technological issues using mathematical methods as well as carry out research in different sectors of this sphere. We promise you a friendly, working, and welcoming atmosphere in our department during your 4 years of study at SCU.
Vision
The Mathematics department aims to graduate qualified students with scientific logical thinking and scientific research skills in mathematics and computer science to serve the canal cities in particular and the rest of the republic in general.
Mission
Preparing qualified graduates who possess scientific logical thinking and research skills in mathematical sciences in the Mathematics Department in a manner that serves the Canal region in particular and the rest of the Arab Republic of Egypt in general, by a system that takes into account the ethics of the profession and quality standards.
Goals
General and educational objectives of the Mathematics Program:
- Encourage a view of mathematics as a way of thinking and as a language for communicating ideas, and develop effective ways of visualizing and thinking more generally.
- Apply mathematical methods to other areas of knowledge.
- Develop critical, analytical, and personal skills that prepare students to be active contributors to the intellectual life of society;
- Learn the tools and ethics of scientific research.
- Develop his knowledge in the specialized field continuously and be qualified for the public sector and real job market.
- Recognize distance education and hybrid learning programs and systems for managing distant electronic meetings.
- Use efficient electronic systems that support digital transformation, including hybrid learning and distant electronic meetings.
Contact us:
Email: Math@science.suez.edu.eg
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Undergraduates
Faculty of Science, Suez Canal University grants the student a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics major.
Education system:
- The faculty are following the credit hours system.
- The education period, as to earn a Bachelor's degree from the Faculty of Science, is 4 academic years, according to the internal statute of universities regulation law. Each academic year is divided into 2 semesters.
- For students whose education period, extends to more than 4 academic years, they may graduate in any of the semesters (1st or 2nd or summer semester) only in one case, which is to pass all graduation requirements (146 credit hours).
- Each semester consists of 17 weeks divided as follows:
- The registration period (1 week)
- Education period (14 weeks)
- Exams period (2 weeks)
- Faculty’s council may open registration for the “summer semester”, for failed students or ones with “Poor” degrees. The semester’s period is 9 weeks. Maximum hours to be registered to are (9 credit hours). The semester is divided as follows:
- The registration period (3 days)
- Education period (7 weeks)
- Exams period (1 week)
- As to earn Bachelor's degree, the student must pass successfully (146 credit hours).
- University’s requirements are (8 credit hours), divided equally in both semesters. Includes the following courses:
- Language (2 credit hours)
- Computer ( 2 credit hours)
- Human rights (2 credit hours)
- Elective course (1 credit hour)
- Faculty’s requirements are (30 credit hours) including:
- 18 credit hours (obligatory), divided equally into (Chemistry- Physics- Mathematics) courses, for both semesters (9 hours+ 9 hours)
- 12 credit hours (elective), chosen from faculty’s other majors, which serve students’ majors (Geology- Zoology- Botany- Applied Geo physics- Marine biology- Marine sciences- Microbiology). They’re divided equally on both semesters (6 hours+ 6 hours)
- Majors’ requirements: 108 credit hours, divided as follows, on 3rd’, 4th, and 5th levels:
- 72 credit hours (obligatory)
- 36 credit hours (elective)
- With Honor degree: This degree is granted to the student who obtained a GPA of 3.5 or more through all academic years without failure in any course during his\her education period in the faculty (or in the faculty, he/she transferred from).
Summer training:
Summer training is considered one of the major requirements. All Students undergo summer applied training for 6 weeks. A student may spend his\her training period in one of the companies, factories, or authorities related to the field of specialization. If the student didn’t find an external training location, she passes the training period inside the faculty, without calculating the credit hours. An Academic advisor chooses the appropriate time for the student, to start his\her training, in coordination with the department in charge, during the summer vacation.
By pursuing a Diploma or a Master’s degree, undergraduates are able to expand their understanding of Mathematics and apply this understanding to a variety of real-world endeavors. You will be taught a wide range of pure and applied mathematics and you will develop a mature understanding of fundamental theories and analytical skills applicable to many situations.
Faculty of Science- Suez Canal University (SCU) offers different degrees such as:
- Diploma degree
- Master’s degree
- Ph.D. degree
Admission Requirements:
For Master’s Degree:
- Acquiring a BSc in science.
- Acquiring at least a "Good" degree in the course of specialty.
For Ph.D. Degree:
- Acquiring a master's degree in science.
- Acquiring a TOEFL score of at least 500.
- Submitting a research protocol regarding the intended research topic.
- The registration for both degrees is done in August and the study begins in October of each academic year.
• Photos laboratory
• Computer laboratory
- The department participates in many projects such as research projects along side the students' projects in order to develop some programs. Moreover, the students participated in 2 projects: First one was developing a 3D interactive imaging system of the hepatic blood vessels. The second one was about low-radiation CT scans.