Undergraduate Programs
College of Engineering and Technology
The College of Engineering and Technology equips students with practical and theoretical skills to solve real-world engineering challenges. Our programs focus on innovation, design, and technology to prepare graduates for careers in infrastructure, software, and industrial development. Programs include:
Pre-Engineering – foundational training for advanced engineering studies.
Computer Science and IT – software development, data analysis, and IT solutions.
Architecture – building design, urban planning, and sustainable construction.
Civil Engineering – infrastructure design, construction, and project management.
Mechanical Engineering – machinery, manufacturing, and mechanical systems.
Chemical Engineering – chemical processes, production, and industrial applications.
Construction Management and Technology – managing construction projects efficiently.
Electrical Engineering – power systems, electronics, and energy technologies.
College of Natural and Computational Sciences
This college focuses on understanding the natural world and developing analytical and computational skills. Students gain strong scientific foundations and research experience to contribute to technological and scientific advancement. Programs include:
Mathematics – pure and applied mathematics for problem-solving and research.
Physics – principles of matter, energy, and the universe.
Chemistry – chemical analysis, reactions, and laboratory techniques.
Biology – life sciences, biodiversity, and biotechnology.
Sport Science – human physiology, fitness, and sports management.
Geology – earth sciences, natural resources, and environmental studies.
Statistics – data analysis, probability, and statistical modeling.
College of Medicine and Health Sciences
Dedicated to producing competent health professionals, this college combines theory and hands-on clinical training to address national and global health challenges. Programs include:
Medicine – comprehensive medical training for physicians.
Health Officer – public health management and disease prevention.
Nursing – patient care, clinical practice, and healthcare management.
Midwifery – maternal and child health care.
Pharmacy – pharmaceutical sciences, drug development, and patient safety.
College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
Focusing on sustainable agricultural practices and environmental stewardship, this college prepares students to enhance food security and manage natural resources responsibly. Programs include:
Plant Science and Technology – crop production, genetics, and plant improvement.
Animal Science and Technology – livestock management and animal health.
Natural Resource Management – sustainable use and conservation of resources.
Environmental Science – environmental protection, pollution control, and climate adaptation.
College of Business and Economics
This college develops future business leaders and economists equipped with analytical, managerial, and entrepreneurial skills. Programs include:
Accounting and Finance – financial reporting, auditing, and investment management.
Management – organizational leadership, strategy, and human resources.
Marketing Management – marketing strategies, consumer behavior, and branding.
Economics – economic theory, policy analysis, and development economics.
College of Social Sciences and Humanities
Focusing on understanding human society and culture, this college equips students with critical thinking and communication skills. Programs include:
Archaeology – study of historical artifacts and cultural heritage.
English and Literature – language mastery, literary analysis, and communication.
Civics and Ethical Education – citizenship, ethics, and social responsibility.
Geography – physical and human geography, spatial analysis, and planning.
Sociology – study of social structures, relationships, and communities.
Law – legal systems, governance, and justice.
Tigrigna – language, literature, and cultural studies.
Psychology – understanding human behavior, cognition, and mental health.