College of Natural and Computational Sciences

Advancing knowledge through problem-solving research, effective teaching, and impactful community service since 2007.

2007

Founded

7

Undergraduate Programs

3

Postgraduate Programs

10

Total Programs

2030

Vision Target Year

About the College

Offering high-quality education in the natural and computational sciences, led by highly motivated experts in their domains.

The College of Natural and Computational Sciences was founded in 2007 with the goals of problem-solving research, effective teaching, and insightful community services to society. Offering high-quality education in the area of natural and computational sciences, the college is undertaken by highly motivated experts in their domains. Our college staff are dedicated to assisting students in acquiring the information and abilities necessary to flourish in the rapidly growing world of today.

Our courses emphasize practical learning and real-world applications, and are made to be both demanding and rewarding. Our comprehensive selection of degree programs includes courses in Biology, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Physics, Sport Science, and Statistics. All of these subjects are intended to set students up for future success in their chosen fields of study.

The college aims to prepare students for successful careers in scientific research, technology, and related fields by offering rigorous academic programs, hands-on learning experiences, and opportunities for collaboration with faculty and industry partners. Additionally, the college is committed to advancing knowledge through research and scholarship that addresses pressing challenges in the natural and computational sciences. Ultimately, the goal of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences is to empower students to become leading in their fields and make meaningful contributions to society through their scientific expertise.

Vision

The college's aspiration for the coming decade.

To be one of the ten best colleges in Ethiopia's Universities in effective teaching, research, community services, fostering excellence, innovation, collaboration, diversity, equity, and inclusion in 2030.

Our Programs

Seven undergraduate programs and three postgraduate programs across the natural and computational sciences.

Undergraduate Programs

Seven degree programs at the undergraduate level.

Biology

Undergraduate

Chemistry

Undergraduate

Geology / Earth Science

Undergraduate

Mathematics

Undergraduate

Physics

Undergraduate

Sport Science

Undergraduate

Statistics

Undergraduate

Postgraduate Programs

Three Master of Science programs for advanced study and research.

MSc in Physics

Postgraduate

MSc in Mathematics

Postgraduate

MSc in Botanical Science

Postgraduate

Center of Excellence

A focal point for interdisciplinary collaboration in the natural and computational sciences.

For the most part, research, teaching, and innovation in the natural and computational sciences are the main goals of the Center of Excellence for Natural and Computational Sciences.

Our center acts as a focal point for interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing together specialists from different fields of science to take on challenging projects and produce ground-breaking findings. We want to further scientific understanding and aid in the creation of novel science, technology, and socially beneficial solutions through research projects.

Research

Addressing pressing challenges in the natural and computational sciences through rigorous inquiry and scholarship.

Teaching

Delivering effective, high-quality instruction that prepares students for successful scientific careers.

Innovation

Producing ground-breaking findings and novel, socially beneficial solutions through interdisciplinary projects.

Collaboration

Bringing together specialists from different scientific fields to take on challenging, high-impact projects.

Dean's Office

Contact the Dean of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences.

Assaye Belay Gelaw
Dean, College of Natural and Computational Sciences
MSc in Biostatistics · Assistant Professor