Research Unit 01 (RU 01)
Priorities | Health sciences and technologies
This unit empowers clinicians, scientists, and engineers with the right skills, knowledge, and tools to harness the combined power of science, engineering, and medicine to translate research findings into clinical practice, as well as into medical device to treat, diagnose, and prevent diseases and to improve human health. The remarkable research work undertaken by this unit increase the University’s arbitrated scientific research credit on the global level.
Research Unit 02 (RU 02)
Priorities | Heritage and memory: Identity, diversity, and ethics
This unit empowers researchers and professionals with the right skills to reveal the importance of heritage and memory in dynamically changing communities and to forge a shared understanding of heritage conservation and management, especially in a globalized context. By highlighting all the research findings pertaining to cultural identity and diversity from an aesthetic, literary, historical, scientific, spiritual, psychological, and social approach, this unit produces remarkable research work to increase the University’s arbitrated scientific research credit on the global level.
Research Unit 03 (RU 03)
Priorities | Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT) and dynamic data analysis. Advancement of information and communication technologies
This unit empowers scientists and engineers with the right skills to keep up with the rapid development of modern technologies in the digital information era. With its probing scientific research in the field of information and communication technology, computer science, and related topics, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence, and big data, this unit produces remarkable research work to increase the University’s arbitrated scientific research credit on the global level. Moreover, this unit follows up on local market developments in the field of information and communication technology and relevant concentration areas.
Research Unit 04 (RU 04)
Priorities | Sustainable development
This interdisciplinary unit aims to develop the skills needed to investigate sustainability and increase livelihoods within the local community. Particular attention is paid to regional environmental challenges linked to water quality and quantity, clean energy, and environmentally friendly agriculture, among others. The objective is to help develop appropriate strategies and provide training for the proper optimization and implementation of integrated resource management. This unit produces remarkable research work to increase the University’s arbitrated scientific research credit on the global level.
Research Unit 05 (RU 05)
Priorities | Architecture, urban planning, and design
This unit empowers scientists and engineers specializing in research and practical fields in architecture, urban planning, and design. The research themes are driven by the conviction of the need to promote humane and sustainable forms of urban development, understand rapid urbanization, and encourage innovative policies, design, planning, and management in response to the economic, social, and environmental development of cities and regions. This unit produces remarkable research work to increase the University’s arbitrated scientific research credit on the global level.
Research Unit 06 (RU 06)
Priorities | Law, policies, and security
This unit empowers scholars and scientists working on groundbreaking research on the vital legal, policy, and strategic questions that will shape human security for years to come. From geopolitical developments to rapid technological advances and the latest legal and judicial conundrums on national and regional levels, this unit encompasses all private and public dimensions of the law, focusing on human/ethical approaches and political sciences and covering a wide array of policy and security concerns, such as national and regional security in a shifting geopolitical context. This unit encourages interdisciplinary cooperation and produces remarkable research work to increase the University’s arbitrated scientific research credit on the global level.