A graduate of this program possesses the potential to secure employment in both the private sector and the Ministry of Education, excelling as a distinguished teacher in mathematics and physics. Furthermore, this program provides opportunities for advanced academic endeavors in both mathematics and physics. It's noteworthy that physics embodies the practical application of mathematics and is even classified as a branch of applied mathematics, enhancing the capabilities of physicists, especially in the domain of theoretical physics.

With advancements in science impacting various facets of life, the integration of computer technologies has become essential, including applied mathematics. Computers play a pivotal role in comprehending mathematics, particularly in engineering applications, simplifying tasks such as area and volume calculations. Mathematical software and tools like Matlab, Mathematica, Maple, among others, are instrumental in applications across diverse fields, easing work processes in physics, engineering across its branches, industrial sectors, and beyond.

In the field of accounting, much like in other sciences, the integration of mathematics plays a crucial role in refining accounting procedures and achieving the best possible outcomes. A graduate from this program stands out for their proficiency in scientific analysis, financial planning, and adept quantitative assessment. Their versatile skills make them highly valuable in governmental sectors, banks, and financial enterprises.

This program aims to provide mechanical service engineers in buildings with the ability to supervise, install, and maintain cost-effective and energy-efficient building systems, such as: hot and cold water distribution systems, regular and smart lighting, heating, air conditioning, elevators, swimming pools, gas distribution, and other building service systems.

With significant advancements in science and the widespread use of electronic devices in various institutions, factories, companies, and homes, the specialized graduates of this program are well-equipped to handle these technological developments. Apart from teaching physics, these graduates excel in supervising, maintaining, and advancing equipment within educational and medical laboratories.

The business administration program holds significant importance in today's world as organizations heavily rely on it to fulfill their tasks and achieve their objectives.

The Contemporary Business Administration program offered by the college focuses on equipping students with essential administrative skills and practical applications. This enables them to excel in management roles, devise innovative solutions for emerging administrative challenges faced by businesses, and effectively collaborate within teams.

Considering the effort to advance and improve the field of furniture and decoration design and address the demands of the local market by identifying experts with a strong educational foundation, the furniture and decoration design program was established. Its purpose is to cater to the local market's demand for professionals in the field of furniture and decoration design.

In alignment with the university's policy and the College of Applied Sciences' commitment to offering distinctive and unique programs to meet the demands of the local job market and contribute to the development and growth of Palestinian society, the college introduced the Applied Chemistry program in the academic year 2010/2011.

Applied biology involves the practical application of biological knowledge to address a wide range of societal challenges, as the principles of life sciences permeate numerous aspects of our daily lives. It plays a pivotal role in enhancing our health and environmental conditions, particularly in the realms of food production and quality improvement, as well as the advancement of technological industries reliant on living organisms.

In the modern era, electronics and their applications have permeated every aspect of life, becoming an indispensable part of our daily interactions with the world around us. Recognizing this, the College of Applied Sciences introduced the Electronics program in the academic year 2002/2003. Its aim was to cultivate a new generation of professionals, well-versed in both theory and practice, who could navigate the ever-evolving landscape of modern electronic technology.