College of Natural and Computational Sciences
Head of Department of Statistics
Mr. Belete Adelo Wobse
Contact Information:
Phone: +251912247106/+251967622629
Email:
An Overview of Department of Statistics
The Department of Statistics at Wolkite University is an integral part of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences, established to meet the growing demand for statistical professionals capable of contributing to Ethiopia’s data-driven decision-making and development planning. The department is committed to delivering rigorous training in statistical theory, applied statistics, data analysis, and statistical computing.
It offers a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Statistics and provides service courses to other departments across the university. The department equips students with strong quantitative skills, critical thinking abilities, and practical experience in statistical tools and software. Graduates are prepared to work in a wide range of sectors including education, health, agriculture, economics, demography, business, and research institutions.
The department also plays a key role in promoting a data-literate culture at Wolkite University by supporting research, institutional data analysis, and community development through statistical consulting and outreach.
Objectives/Goals
- Train Competent Statisticians: Develop graduates with solid theoretical knowledge and practical skills in statistics and data analysis for diverse real-world applications.
- Support Research and Policy Development: Promote the use of statistics in research, evidence-based policymaking, and development planning at local and national levels.
- Provide High-Quality Statistical Education: Offer relevant, updated, and industry-aligned curricula to meet academic and professional needs.
- Enhance Statistical Computing and Innovation: Equip students with modern tools such as R, SPSS, STATA, and Python for effective data handling and modeling.
- Offer Statistical Services Across Disciplines: Deliver statistical service courses and research support to students and staff in other departments and colleges of the university.
- Contribute to Community Development: Use statistics for community engagement, including surveys, impact assessments, and data-driven interventions.
Duties and Responsibilities
Academic Instruction
ü Provide undergraduate courses in areas such as probability theory, statistical inference, regression analysis, design of experiments, multivariate analysis, and statistical computing.
ü Offer service courses in statistics and quantitative methods to other departments including health sciences, social sciences, business, and agriculture.
ü Supervise student research projects and guide thesis writing with a focus on data analysis and interpretation.
Research and Innovation
ü Conduct applied and theoretical research in areas such as biostatistics, econometrics, environmental statistics, demographic analysis, and statistical modeling.
ü Support interdisciplinary research by providing statistical consultation and collaboration with other academic units.
Curriculum Development and Quality Assurance
ü Regularly revise academic programs to integrate modern statistical methods, software tools, and market-relevant skills.
ü Ensure the quality of teaching, learning, and student assessment in line with national and global academic standards.
Capacity Building and Professional Development
ü Organize seminars, workshops, and short-term training in statistical literacy and data analysis for students, staff, and external stakeholders.
ü Encourage faculty development through postgraduate studies, certifications, and research participation.
Community Engagement and Consultancy
ü Provide statistical support to local government offices, NGOs, and community organizations through survey design, data collection, analysis, and reporting.
ü Contribute to local development initiatives by enabling data-driven decision-making processes.
Resource and Laboratory Management
ü Maintain and enhance statistical computing labs and ensure access to up-to-date statistical software and resources.
ü Support students in practical sessions involving data collection, coding, analysis, and visualization.
Head of Department of Physics
Dr. Fikru Abiko Anose
Contact Information:
Phone: +251913289930
Email:
An overview of the Department of Physics
The Department of Physics at Wolkite University was established under the College of Natural and Computational Sciences to provide high-quality education, promote scientific inquiry, and contribute to Ethiopia’s development through advanced training and research in physical sciences. Physics is central to understanding the natural world and is foundational to much scientific and technological advancement.
Since its establishment, the department has offered a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physics program with the goal of preparing graduates who are equipped with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in classical and modern physics. In response to the growing need for high-level professionals, the department has also initiated a Master of Science (MSc) in Physics, focusing on specialized and research-oriented training.
The department supports the teaching of physics across various programs including engineering, health sciences, and computer science, and is engaged in multidisciplinary research, laboratory training, and community service activities.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Program – BSc in Physics
The BSc in Physics program is designed to:
ü Provide a comprehensive foundation in core areas of physics such as mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, quantum physics, optics, electronics, and statistical physics.
ü Develop students’ experimental skills through laboratory courses.
ü Strengthen students’ abilities in mathematical modeling and computational physics.
Program Features:
ü Strong emphasis on theory, practical experiments, and project work.
ü Final-year research project on a relevant physics topic.
ü Preparation for careers in education, industry, applied science, and postgraduate studies.
Postgraduate Program – MSc in Physics
The MSc in Physics program aims to:
ü Train students for academic, industrial, and research careers.
ü Encourage original research through thesis work on locally relevant scientific or technological problems.
Requirements:
ü Completion of coursework and seminars.
ü Submission and defense of a research-based thesis.
Objectives/Goals
The Department of Physics strives to:
- Deliver high-quality physics education that meets national and international academic standards.
- Produce graduates with solid theoretical and experimental skills who can contribute to education, industry, and research.
- Conduct and promote research that advances knowledge in fundamental and applied physics.
- Support interdisciplinary learning through physics instruction to students in engineering, computer science, and natural sciences.
- Engage in community service by applying physical science knowledge to address local and regional challenges.
- Foster professional development of academic staff through research, training, and international collaboration.
Duties and Responsibilities
The Department of Physics at Wolkite University is responsible for:
Academic Delivery
ü Planning, coordinating, and evaluating undergraduate and graduate teaching programs.
ü Developing and revising curricula in alignment with national and global standards.
ü Supporting student learning through mentorship, tutorials, and laboratory guidance.
Research and Innovation
ü Encouraging research by staff and students in priority areas of physics.
ü Organizing seminars, workshops, and conferences.
ü Establishing research collaboration with other universities and institutions.
Administrative Duties
ü Preparing strategic and annual operational plans for the department.
ü Managing human, financial, and material resources of the department.
ü Reporting academic and operational performance to the college and university management.
Community Engagement
ü Providing training, consultancy, and scientific services to local communities.
ü Promoting science awareness through school outreach and public lectures.
ü Applying physics knowledge to local problem-solving in areas like renewable energy and instrumentation.
Quality Assurance
ü Monitoring the quality of education, research, and service delivery.
ü Supporting continuous improvement and institutional accreditation efforts.
ü Ensuring compliance with university policies and national academic regulations.
Head of Department of Mathematics
Dr. Yetneberk Kuma Feyissa
Contact Information:
Phone: +251925419741
Email:
Overview of Department of Mathematics
The Department of Mathematics at Wolkite University was established under the College of Natural and Computational Sciences as part of the institution’s broader mission to contribute to national development through quality education, research, and community engagement in the field of science and technology.
The department has been playing a significant role in preparing competent graduates capable of solving complex problems using mathematical principles. It serves as a foundational pillar for various other academic programs across the university, including engineering, natural sciences, computing, economics, and health sciences.
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Mathematics program was launched to offer broad training in mathematical theory and application. In line with national development goals and the growing need for specialized professionals, the department also offers a Master of Science (MSc) in Mathematics, with specialization in both pure and applied areas such as differential equations, algebra, functional analysis, numerical analysis, combinatorics, and optimization.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Program – BSc in Mathematics
The BSc in Mathematics program is designed to:
Ø Provide a solid foundation in core areas such as calculus, linear algebra, real analysis, abstract algebra, number theory, differential equations, and statistics.
Ø Equip students with problem-solving, analytical reasoning, and programming skills.
Ø Prepare graduates for careers in teaching, finance, data analysis, software development, and further studies.
Key Features:
Ø Community-based education and engagement.
Ø Practical application of mathematical modeling and computing.
Ø Senior research project required for graduation.
Postgraduate Program – MSc in Mathematics
The MSc program offers advanced specialization in:
Ø Differential Equations
Ø Algebra (Group theory, ring theory, field theory)
Ø Functional Analysis
Ø Numerical Analysis
Ø Combinatorics and Graph Theory
Ø Optimization and Operations Research
Program Goals:
Ø Develop independent researchers and university instructors.
Ø Equip graduates with deep theoretical knowledge and applied skills to solve real-world problems.
Ø Strengthen the research capacity of the university in mathematical sciences.
Requirements:
Ø Advanced coursework and seminars.
Ø Completion of a research thesis with original contributions.
Objectives/Goals
- Produce Competent Mathematics Graduates: Train students in mathematical reasoning, modeling, and computational skills that prepare them for professional and academic careers.
- Promote Mathematical Research and Innovation: Encourage research in pure and applied mathematics, and its interdisciplinary applications in science, technology, and engineering.
- Support Quality Education in All Disciplines: Deliver high-quality mathematical instruction to students from diverse academic programs across the university.
- Strengthen National Education Through Teacher Preparation: Equip graduates with pedagogical skills for teaching mathematics at secondary and higher education levels.
- Encourage Logical Thinking and Problem Solving: Foster abstract thinking and analytical reasoning among students to enhance their ability to solve real-world problems.
- Contribute to Community and National Development: Engage in outreach and community-based programs that promote mathematics education and numeracy.
Duties and Responsibilities
Academic Instruction
ü Deliver undergraduate mathematics courses in areas such as calculus, algebra, real analysis, complex analysis, linear algebra, differential equations, topology, statistics, and mathematical modeling.
ü Provide foundational mathematics and quantitative methods courses to students from engineering, computer science, economics, agriculture, and other departments.
ü Supervise undergraduate student research projects and guide final-year theses.
Research and Scholarly Activities
ü Conduct and publish research in areas of pure and applied mathematics, including optimization, mathematical modeling, numerical analysis, and mathematical physics.
ü Participate in interdisciplinary research projects and contribute mathematical expertise to collaborative scientific work.
Curriculum Development and Quality Enhancement
ü Continuously revise and update the curriculum to align with national standards and international best practices.
ü Incorporate computational tools and modern teaching strategies to enhance student learning outcomes.
Support to Other Academic Units
ü Offer tailored mathematics and statistics courses for non-mathematics majors.
ü Assist other departments in quantitative research, data analysis, and mathematical modeling.
Community Engagement and Outreach
ü Organize workshops, math competitions, and awareness campaigns in local schools and communities to promote mathematics education.
ü Provide training and support to schoolteachers and regional education offices on math instruction and curriculum improvement.
Capacity Building and Professional Development
ü Facilitate continuous professional development for staff through research collaboration, conference participation, and postgraduate study.
ü Mentor junior staff and contribute to departmental academic leadership.
Resource Management
ü Maintain and develop teaching resources such as textbooks, digital tools, and computer labs to support effective teaching and learning.
ü Promote ethical and effective use of technology in mathematics education.
Head of Department of Chemistry
Nigussie Alebachew Ayalew (Ph.D)
Contact Information:
Phone: +251915181840
Email:
An Overview of Department of Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry at Wolkite University was established under the College of Natural and Computational Sciences with a vision to promote academic excellence, scientific research, and community service in the field of chemical sciences. Since its establishment, the department has played a vital role in educating students who contribute to various sectors such as education, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, environmental science, and public health.
The department launched the Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Chemistry program to produce graduates equipped with theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and ethical values necessary for addressing national and global challenges through chemistry. Building on this foundation, the department later introduced a Master of Science (MSc) in Chemistry program aimed at producing high-level professionals and researchers who can contribute to Ethiopia's scientific and industrial advancement.
Through teaching, research, and outreach activities, the department is committed to national development and environmental sustainability, while fostering partnerships with research institutions, industries, and community stakeholders.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Program – BSc in Chemistry
- Provides comprehensive training in general, organic, inorganic, analytical, and physical chemistry.
- Emphasizes hands-on laboratory experiences, chemical safety, and problem-solving skills.
- Prepares graduates for careers in teaching, laboratory analysis, industry, environmental services, and postgraduate study.
- Includes a senior research project and community-based training.
Postgraduate Program – MSc in Chemistry
- Offers advanced coursework and research opportunities in one or more of the following specializations:
o Analytical Chemistry
o Organic Chemistry
o Inorganic Chemistry
- Aims to develop researchers, educators, and professionals for academic, industrial, and governmental sectors.
- Involves the completion of a research-based thesis contributing to national development or scientific advancement.
Objectives/Goals
The Department of Chemistry pursues the following key objectives:
- Deliver High-Quality Education: Provide comprehensive and up-to-date chemistry education at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
- Develop Competent Graduates: Train students to become skilled professionals with scientific, technical, and ethical competence.
- Advance Research and Innovation: Conduct relevant and impactful research that addresses local and national challenges in health, industry, agriculture, and the environment.
- Promote Community Engagement: Offer chemical services such as water quality testing, soil analysis, and awareness campaigns to improve community well-being.
- Support Sustainable Development: Contribute to sustainable environmental management, industrial processes, and quality assurance through chemical expertise.
- Foster Institutional Collaboration: Build partnerships with local and international universities, industries, and research organizations.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Department
The Department of Chemistry has broad responsibilities in the areas of teaching, research, community service, and institutional development. These include:
Teaching and Learning
ü Deliver quality instruction in theoretical and laboratory-based courses for BSc and MSc students.
ü Design, revise, and implement curricula that align with national and international academic standards.
ü Supervise undergraduate and graduate student research projects and theses.
Research and Development
ü Conduct and disseminate scientific research addressing real-world problems.
ü Encourage faculty and student participation in collaborative and interdisciplinary research.
ü Support the publication of research findings in reputable journals and conferences.
Community Service
ü Provide laboratory testing services (e.g., water, soil, and food quality) for local communities and institutions.
ü Organize workshops, training, and outreach activities to promote science literacy and chemical safety.
ü Engage in environmental awareness and conservation initiatives.
Institutional Contribution
ü Participate in the development of strategic plans, budgets, and quality assurance mechanisms.
ü Manage departmental resources including laboratories, equipment, and materials.
ü Foster staff development through training, mentoring, and performance evaluation.
Head of Department of Biotechnology
Henok Tadesse Erdachew
Email:
Phone: 251961864202
An Overview of Department of Biotechnology
The Department of Biotechnology at Wolkite University was established in response to the increasing demand for skilled professionals in biotechnology a rapidly advancing field with critical applications in agriculture, medicine, industry, and environmental protection. As part of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences, the department plays a strategic role in equipping students with interdisciplinary knowledge and practical skills in biological sciences, molecular techniques, and bioinformatics.
Initially launched as a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biotechnology program, the department has expanded its academic scope by introducing a Master of Science (MSc) in Biotechnology to further develop advanced research capacity and professional expertise. The department’s programs are aligned with national development strategies and aim to contribute to Ethiopia’s transformation into a knowledge-based bioeconomy.
The department is actively engaged in applied research, innovation, community service, and industry collaboration. It also maintains partnerships with research institutes and biotechnology firms to provide students with practical exposure and job-ready skills.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programs
Undergraduate Program (BSc in Biotechnology)
ü Provides a solid foundation in molecular biology, genetics, microbiology, biochemistry, bioinformatics, and applied biotechnology.
ü Prepares graduates for careers in research institutions, pharmaceutical industries, agricultural biotechnology firms, and academic settings.
ü Includes laboratory-based training, fieldwork, and a final-year research project.
Postgraduate Program (MSc in Biotechnology)
ü Offers specialized training in molecular techniques, genetic engineering, industrial biotechnology, and environmental biotechnology.
ü Aims to produce researchers and educators capable of conducting independent research and contributing to national innovation priorities.
ü Involves coursework, research proposal development, and a thesis based on original research.
Objectives/Goals
The Department of Biotechnology is guided by the following key objectives:
- Deliver Quality Education: Provide up-to-date, interdisciplinary biotechnology education at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
- Promote Research and Innovation: Encourage applied and problem-solving research that supports national and regional development.
- Develop Skilled Professionals: Train graduates with technical, analytical, and entrepreneurial skills to serve in academia, industry, and government.
- Enhance Community and Industry Engagement: Apply biotechnology solutions to address agricultural, health, and environmental challenges in surrounding communities.
- Strengthen Scientific Capacity: Build institutional and human capacity through training, workshops, and national/international collaborations.
- Uphold Professional and Ethical Standards: Foster academic integrity, scientific responsibility, and biosafety awareness.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Department Head
The Head of the Department of Biotechnology is responsible for the academic, administrative, and operational leadership of the department. Key duties include:
Academic Leadership
ü Oversee the implementation of undergraduate and MSc programs in line with the university’s academic calendar and standards.
ü Coordinate curriculum development, review, and quality assurance processes.
ü Support faculty development and ensure effective course delivery and student advising.
Administrative Management
ü Manage the department’s human, financial, and physical resources efficiently.
ü Prepare annual plans, budgets, progress reports, and departmental performance evaluations.
ü Ensure compliance with university policies and national higher education regulations.
Research and Community Engagement
ü Promote a research culture by supporting staff and student research activities.
ü Facilitate partnerships with industry, research institutions, and governmental bodies.
ü Coordinate community service and outreach programs that apply biotechnology in local problem-solving.
Strategic Development
ü Lead the development of new academic programs and research initiatives.
ü Represent the department in college and university committees.
ü Advocate for departmental needs in infrastructure, funding, and staffing.
Monitoring and Evaluation
ü Supervise the monitoring of teaching effectiveness and research quality.
ü Address student and staff grievances in a timely and professional manner.
ü Lead efforts to improve teaching-learning processes and departmental governance.
Head of Department of Biology
Dr. Workia Ahmed Tegegne
Contact Information:
Phone: +251912182687 /+251900466084
Email:
An Overview of Department of Biology
The Department of Biology at Wolkite University was established as part of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences to advance life science education and research in Ethiopia. Since its inception, the department has grown steadily in terms of academic programs, faculty expertise, student enrollment, and research output.
The department initially launched the Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biology program to train skilled graduates capable of addressing the country's growing needs in education, health, agriculture, and environmental conservation. Recognizing the demand for specialized expertise, the department expanded its offerings to include Master of Science (MSc) programs in key biological science fields.
Currently, the department offers MSc degrees in the following specializations:
- MSc in Applied Microbiology
- MSc in Ecology and Biodiversity Conservation
- MSc in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (planned or ongoing)
These programs aim to build high-level capacity for research, teaching, and professional service in critical areas of biology.
The Department of Biology is also committed to community service, applied research, and the promotion of science-based solutions to societal problems. Through partnerships with government institutions, NGOs, and academic networks, it contributes to national development goals and the global scientific community.
Objectives/Goals
- Produce Competent Biology Graduates: Equip students with scientific knowledge, laboratory skills, and critical thinking abilities to address biological and environmental challenges.
- Promote Scientific Research and Innovation: Foster a research culture in areas such as genetics, microbiology, biotechnology, conservation biology, and environmental science.
- Support National Development Priorities: Contribute to Ethiopia’s health, agricultural, and environmental sectors through applied biological education and research.
- Enhance Teaching and Learning Quality: Continuously improve the curriculum and instructional methods to meet national and international standards.
- Encourage Community Engagement: Address local biological and ecological issues through outreach, training, and collaborative problem-solving.
- Strengthen Collaboration and Capacity Building: Establish partnerships with research institutes, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and universities for mutual growth and innovation.
Duties and Responsibilities
Academic Instruction
ü Deliver undergraduate courses across major biology disciplines including cell biology, molecular biology, genetics, physiology, microbiology, ecology, botany, and zoology.
ü Conduct laboratory sessions, fieldwork, and practical training that complement theoretical instruction.
ü Supervise student research projects, internships, and final-year theses.
Research and Innovation
ü Undertake research on locally and nationally relevant topics such as biodiversity, environmental health, genetic resources, and microbial biotechnology.
ü Publish research findings in academic journals and contribute to scientific knowledge generation.
Community Engagement and Extension Services
ü Implement biology-related community projects in areas like environmental education, disease prevention, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable agriculture.
ü Offer workshops and training programs for schools, local institutions, and community organizations.
Curriculum Development and Quality Assurance
ü Regularly update the curriculum to incorporate emerging scientific advancements and market demands.
ü Ensure high standards in course delivery, student assessment, and academic advising.
Institutional Development
ü Participate in the university’s strategic planning, policy development, and quality assurance initiatives.
ü Support interdisciplinary collaboration and contribute to faculty-wide goals.
Laboratory and Resource Management
ü Manage and maintain teaching and research laboratories, equipment, and biological collections.
ü Ensure safe and ethical use of biological materials in compliance with institutional and national guidelines.
Professional Development and Capacity Building
ü Organize and participate in scientific conferences, seminars, and workshops.
ü Support staff development through training, postgraduate study, and research collaboration.
Dean of the College of Natural and Computational Sciences
Sebsib Muanenda Dirergo (Ass’t Prof.)
Contact Information:
Phone: +251913636448
Email:
Goals/Objectives
- Academic Excellence: Promote high-quality education and research in Natural and Computational Sciences.
- Faculty Development: Recruit, train, and support qualified faculty in various scientific disciplines.
- Student Success: Enhance student learning experiences, research opportunities, and career readiness.
- Research and Innovation: Support faculty and student research in Natural sciences, Computational sciences, and interdisciplinary studies.
- Curriculum Development: Ensure programs are up-to-date with scientific advancements and technological trends.
- Industry and Community Engagement: Strengthen partnerships with research institutions, industries, and government agencies.
- Infrastructure and Laboratory Development: Improve laboratory facilities, computing resources, and research equipment.
- Sustainability and Environmental Responsibility: Promote sustainable scientific practices and environmental stewardship.
- Technology Integration: Enhance the use of modern computational tools and digital learning resources.
- Global Competitiveness: Foster international collaborations, exchange programs, and knowledge-sharing initiatives.
Duties and Responsibilities
1. Academic Leadership
- Provide strategic leadership to advance scientific education and research.
- Oversee curriculum development and academic program accreditation.
- Ensure compliance with national and international educational standards.
2. Faculty and Staff Development
- Recruit, support, and retain highly qualified faculty in science and computational fields.
- Encourage faculty participation in research, professional development, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Establish mentorship programs to support junior faculty members.
3. Curriculum and Program Development
- Develop and update curricula based on scientific advancements and industry needs.
- Introduce new specializations and interdisciplinary programs.
- Promote STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education.
4. Student Development and Support
- Enhance student research opportunities, internships, and career support services.
- Provide academic advising and mentorship programs for students.
- Encourage student participation in scientific conferences, competitions, and innovation hubs.
5. Research, Grants, and Funding
- Promote faculty and student research in emerging scientific and computational fields.
- Secure funding from governmental, industrial, and international sources for research projects.
- Support interdisciplinary research collaborations and technology-driven initiatives.
6. Infrastructure and Laboratory Management
- Ensure the availability of modern laboratories, research equipment, and computational resources.
- Advocate for funding to improve research and teaching facilities.
- Develop safety protocols and best practices for laboratory use.
7. Industry and Community Engagement
- Establish partnerships with research institutions, industries, and government bodies.
- Facilitate collaborative projects addressing societal and environmental challenges.
- Organize community outreach programs to promote scientific literacy and awareness.
8. Technology and Digital Learning Integration
- Encourage the adoption of advanced computing tools and digital learning platforms.
- Support the use of artificial intelligence (AI), data science, and simulation-based research.
- Promote the integration of computational techniques in various scientific disciplines.
9. Sustainability and Environmental Responsibility
- Promote research and initiatives focused on sustainability, climate change, and conservation.
- Encourage the adoption of green technology and eco-friendly scientific practices.
- Collaborate with environmental organizations for joint projects.
10. Strategic Planning and Institutional Collaboration
- Align college objectives with Wolkite University’s strategic vision.
- Participate in university governance and contribute to policy development.
- Monitor faculty and student performance using key performance indicators (KPIs).
Historical Background
The College of Natural and Computational Sciences was established in the 2012 academic year, aligning with the university's mission to advance education and research in science and technology. The college began its academic journey with 84 students across two foundational departments: Biology and Physics.
Over the years, the college has expanded its academic offerings to include additional departments such as Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, Biotechnology, and Sport Science. This growth reflects the college's commitment to providing a comprehensive education in natural and computational sciences.
The college offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including Bachelor of Science (BSc) degrees in various disciplines and Master of Science (MSc) programs in fields like Mathematics, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Statistics and Physics. There is also PhD programs in Physics.
Emphasizing theoretical knowledge and practical application, the college encourages students to engage in research projects, internships, and community service. This approach aims to equip graduates with the skills necessary to contribute effectively to scientific and technological advancements in Ethiopia and beyond.
Through continuous curriculum development, faculty enhancement, and research initiatives, the College of Natural and Computational Sciences at Wolkite University strives to be a center of excellence in science education and research, addressing both national and global challenges.
The college comprises seven departments, each dedicated to academic excellence, research, and industry collaboration:
- Mathematics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Physics
- Sport Science
- Statistics
List of post-graduate programs
- Biology (MSc in Botanical and Zoological Science)
- Biotechnology (MSc in Plant, Animal, Health, Industrial and Environmental Biotechnology)
- Chemistry (MSc in Analytical Chemistry)
- Mathematics (MSc in Algebra, Differential Equation, Optimization, Numerical Analysis and Functional Analysis)
- Statistics (MSc in Biostatistics and Applied Statistics)
- Physics (PhD in Condensed Matter Physics and Material Science)
- Physics (MSc in Condensed Matter Physics, Statistical Physics, Space Physics, Laser Spectroscopy and Quantum Optics)
