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College logo

First: The Key Elements in the Logo and Their Academic Meanings:

  1. The Abbreviation (FS) with the Chemical Flask:

    • FS: Abbreviation for Food Sciences.

    • Chemical Flask: Symbolizes the scientific and research aspect of food sciences, particularly food chemistry and laboratory analysis.

  2. Vitamins and Minerals Surrounding It (B₂, D₃, B₁₂, K, Zn, Mn):

    • Represent the essential nutrients found in food that directly affect human health.

    • Reflect the importance of studying nutritional composition and laboratory analysis in this field.

  3. Paths or Wheat Ears:

    • Symbolize the agricultural source of food and represent the connection between food sciences, agriculture, and sustainable food production.

  4. Tree Extending to the Globe:

    • Represents life, growth, and sustainability.

    • The extended roots indicate the depth of knowledge, while the branches connecting to the globe suggest the global reach of science and healthy nutrition.

  5. Globe with Two Human Symbols:

    • Indicates the human dimension of food sciences; that the science aims to improve human health worldwide.

    • The human symbols also signify the integration of nature and humanity in achieving food security.

  6. The Year (2024):

    • The founding year of the college or the launch of the new logo, giving a temporal identity to the academic institution.

  7. Molecular Background:

    • Molecular patterns reflect that food sciences are based on biochemistry and food engineering principles.


Second: Academic and Design Identity of the Logo

  • Colors:

    • Green: Symbol of growth, health, and agriculture.

    • Golden Yellow: Indicates prosperity and fertility in agricultural production.

    • Light Blue: Represents purity and honest scientific research.

  • Harmony:

    • Circular distribution of elements suggests balance and integration in the dietary and health system.

  • Arabic and English Languages:

    • Using both languages demonstrates the college’s openness to both local and international dimensions, and its global academic orientation.