The Zoology Chemistry program is a dual program that allows the student to study chemistry in all its branches: organic, inorganic, thermal, electrical, analytical, physical, laser chemistry, petroleum chemistry, natural extracts chemistry, thermodynamics, electro, aromatics, stereo, quantum, and others. He also studies everything related to the zoology, studying physiology (physiology), embryology (embryology), serology (immunology), parasitology (parasitology), histology (tissue chemistry), and genetics (genetics), Comparative anatomy of vertebrates and invertebrates, invertebrate biology, and animal ecology and behavior
work fields
Analysis laboratories
pharmaceutical companies
Water companies
Fertilizer factories
Pesticide factories
Petroleum factories
Food industries (such as dairy - meat - vegetable oils - grain manufacturing and packaging)
Blood bank, serum and vaccine centers
Research centers (National Research Center - Desert Research Center - Atomic Energy Center
In vitro fertilization and IVF
Ministry of Health laboratories
Occupational safety and industrial security
Quality control and assurance in factories (after obtaining training courses, which are available at the Scientific Syndicate) Teaching in educational institutions
The fields of the chemical industries include:
The production of certain industrial and medical gases, as well as various organic acids such as acetic acid and citric acid. They also encompass the manufacturing of oils, fats, soaps, and detergents, along with related industries. In addition, they involve the production of intermediate materials, organic dyes, solvents and their derivatives, and dyeing materials. The leather industry, aromatic substances, natural or petroleum-based oils, and cosmetic products are also integral parts of the sector. Furthermore, the industry covers petroleum refining and its derivatives, petrochemical industries, and the production of resins, rubber, plastics, and polymers. Other significant areas include pesticides, food materials, gelatin, and processes such as bleaching, dyeing, printing, and finishing for natural and synthetic fibers. The manufacturing of synthetic fibers, including rayon and nylon, as well as organic fertilizers and fermentation processes, also fall within this domain. Additionally, the industry includes sugar refining and its related sectors, food and beverage preservation, cellulose extraction, and paper manufacturing. Other important aspects are coal and tar distillation, coke production, synthetic leather manufacturing, and the production of photographic chemicals.