Botany & Microbiology Department
Staff Members
| Name | Position | Phone | Office | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dr. Khaloud Mohammed Al-Arjani | Head of the Department of Botany and Microbiology | kalarjani@ksu.edu.sa | 0118052545 | 5T176 |
| Dr. Hind bint Abdulrahman Al-Shuwaiman | Assistant Head of the Department of Botany and Microbiology | halshwaiman@ksu.edu.sa | 0118051960 | 5T311 |
Amani Ahmed Al-Ghamdi | Director of the Assistant Head's Office, Botany and Microbiology Department | amaaalghamdi@ksu.edu.sa | 0118055491 | 5T101 |
Jamila Mohammed Al-Shahri | Secretary | galshiheri@ksu.edu.sa | 0118055315 | 5T309 |
Fatima Saud Al-Kabeeri | Secretary | fkabara@ksu.edu.sa | 0118055315 | 5T309 |
Reem Fahd Al-Otaibi | Secretary | ralotipe@ksu.edu.sa | 0118058121 | 5T312 |
Hind Awad Al-Enezi | Secretary | hialenazi@ksu.edu.sa | 0118055384 | 5T309 |
About the Department of Botany and Microbiology
In the academic year 1403/1404H, the department's branch for female students was established at the university's female campus. In 1407H, a specialization in Biology was introduced alongside Botany, and the curricula were developed accordingly. As a result, the department began offering a bachelor's degree in Botany and Microbiology, as well as a combined degree in both Botany and Microbiology. Due to this development, the department's name changed to the Department of Botany and Microbiology.
The Assistant Head of the Department
Education in our prosperous Kingdom has received special attention during this bright era to become a pioneering model in terms of quality and alignment between learning outcomes and the needs of the job market, in line with Saudi Vision 2030. King Saud University has taken the lead in this movement, as it always does. We are pleased to welcome you to this prestigious institution, and we are glad to have you visit the website of the Department of Botany and Microbiology, which provides a comprehensive introduction to the department, including its educational, research, and community partnership aspects. The department has developed its plans and programs to include six teaching programs for three academic degrees in two vital specializations. The department also includes a distinguished team of faculty members and qualified staff who work hand in hand to support future women scientists and contribute to the ongoing development efforts, ensuring the richness of knowledge.
Contact Guide for Department Staff
Student Clubs
Botany and Microbiology Club
Nibrasna Club
