Organizing an Educational Camp for Students at the Faculty of Basic Sciences and the Zoology Museum of Lorestan University

On October 21, 2026, as part of an educational excursion, and with prior coordination with the Deputy of Education and Graduate Studies of Lorestan University, Dr. Kianoush Barani Biranvand, Dean of the Faculty of Basic Sciences, Dr. Amin Salehi, and the Director of the University's Zoological Museum (under the purview of the Research and Technology Deputy, Dr. Hossein Hatami), 35 female students from the second cycle of secondary education at Rah-e Roshd High School in Poldokhtar, with the aim of familiarizing themselves with the field of Biology and the educational and research capacities of Lorestan University, visited various sections of the university.

According to the Public Relations of Lorestan University, during this visit, the students, accompanied by the principals and teachers of Rah-e Roshd High School, visited the Animal Sciences Laboratory with Ms. Engineer Jazayeri and the Geological Fossils section with Ms. Dr. Ahmadzadeh. They were welcomed by Dr. Ahmad Ahmadi-Khalaj, Deputy of Education and Graduate Studies, and Dr. Ahmad Mohammadzadeh, Deputy of Research and Technology of the Faculty of Basic Sciences.

Continuing this program, Dr. Ali Gholami-Fard, Director of the Zoological Museum of Lorestan University, presented the scientific, educational, and research capacities of the field of Biology, particularly the Zoology specialization, and explained the avenues for study and scientific activity in this area to students interested in entering university.

The organization of such educational programs with the participation of secondary schools in the province and the collaboration of Lorestan University, in addition to strengthening the scientific foundations of students, can be effective in making informed and targeted choices of study fields, increasing interest in scientific and academic areas, and guiding student talents towards specialized fields required by the province.

The continuation of these interactions is also a valuable step towards identifying, nurturing, and preserving the human and scientific capital of Lorestan Province.