Expression and communication technics 4

Food security

Applied agriculture 2

Bioinformatics

Microbiology 2

This course introduces students to the fascinating world of fungi, exploring their taxonomy, morphology, physiology, and ecological roles. Students will examine the major fungal groups — from molds and yeasts to macrofungi — and investigate their reproductive strategies, both sexual and asexual. Special emphasis is placed on the relationships between fungi and other organisms, including mutualistic associations such as mycorrhizae and lichens, as well as pathogenic species affecting plants, animals, and humans.
Laboratory sessions provide hands-on experience in fungal isolation, culturing, and identification techniques.

Immunology

Biochemistry 2

Plant biosystematics 2

Animal biosystematics 2

Animal physiology