伊朗Shahrekord大学
2024-12-13
更新时间：2024-12-13 17:00:05作者：欧曼老师
Shahrekord大学成立于1991年，服务于Chaharmahal和Bakhtiari省，该地区被称为“伊朗屋顶”或“天空邻居”，因为大部分地区海拔超过2000米。Shahrekord是一座古城，直到1935年才被称为Deh Kord，是海拔2070米的省会
它早期的根源始于1975年成立的畜牧业研究所，隶属于距离沙赫雷福德100公里的伊斯法罕大学。紧随其后的是1982年的沙赫雷福德农业学院，该学院于1988年发展成为高等教育中心，并于1991年获得大学地位
到那时，它已经搬进了占地253公顷的校园，这仍然是它的基地。2016年，学生人数稳步增长，达到8300人，其中约三分之一为研究生。工程与技术学院成立于1998年，专注于机械工程，但随后增加了电气（2001年）、材料（2004年）和土木（2007年）工程，随后于2013年增加了计算机科学
其他学院包括基础科学——包括生物学、遗传学、物理和化学——数学、兽医学（1989年）和文学与人文学科（1995年），其特色课程包括自2007年起提供的小说理学学士学位
有生物技术和动物胚胎技术研究所。动物胚胎中心成立于2003年，在体外受精（IVF）等领域拥有相当多的全国“第一”。该大学研究人员的其他发现包括癌症生物疗法和维生素D的医学应用方面的进展
Founded in 1991, Shahrekord University serves the Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari province, a region known as the "Roof of Iran" or "Neighbour of the Sky", as much of it is at a height of more than 2,000 metres above sea level. Shahrekord, an ancient city known until 1935 as Deh Kord, is the provincial capital at a height of 2,070m.
Its earlier roots start with an affiliation to the University of Isfahan, 100km away from Shahrekord, via the Institute of Animal Husbandry created in 1975. This was followed by the Shahrekord Institute of Agriculture in 1982, which developed into a Higher Education Centre in 1988 and acquired university status in 1991.
By then it had moved into the 253-hectare campus which remains its base. There has been steady incremental growth, leading to an enrolment of 8,300 students, around a third of them postgraduates, in 2016. The Faculty of Engineering and Technology was established in 1998 with a focus on mechanical engineering, but then added electrical (2001), materials (2004) and civil (2007) engineering followed by computer science in 2013.
Other faculties include basic science – incorporating biology, genetics, physics and chemistry – maths, veterinary medicine (1989) and literature and humanities (1995) whose distinctive offerings include a BSc in fiction, offered since 2007.
There are Research Institutes for Biotechnology and Animal Embyro Technology. Established in 2003, the Animal Embryo Centre has a considerable roll of national "firsts" in areas like In-Vitro Fertilisation (IVF). Other findings from the university’s researchers include advances in biotherapy for cancer and in the medical uses of Vitamin D.
