Engineering

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This 4 year program is designed to provide students with knowledge, techniques and skills to produce professional, forward-thinking, innovative and responsible engineers. The program focuses in multiple areas across the broad field of engineering including design, research, general education and professional growth. Telecommunications engineering unites electrical engineering with computer science and explores broadcasting and transmission of data, video and voice through both wired and wireless mediums. The curriculum contains courses specific to telecommunications such as Antennas & Propagation, Microwave Circuits & Devices, Multimedia Signal Processing and more. Students of this program will graduate with necessary background knowledge, professional skills and an entrepreneurial mindset to enter professions such as Network Engineer, RF Engineer, Wireless Engineer, Solutions Architect, Embedded systems designer and others.

Chemical engineering is about the chemical reactions and separation processes. It applies physical sciences with engineering economic principles to produce, transform, transport, and properly use chemicals, materials and energy.
Bachelor of Chemical Engineering is a four year undergraduate degree program which focuses on the principles and practices of chemical engineering. It provides students with an understanding of the fundamentals in areas such as thermodynamics, mass transfer, reaction kinetics, process design and control systems. Students are also exposed to courses related to safety regulations and environmental protection laws. The coursework prepares graduates for careers in research laboratories or industrial plants where they can apply their knowledge to develop new products or processes that maximize efficiency while minimizing cost and waste production.

The Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree is a four-year program aimed to help the student in planning and designing of Concrete and Steel Structures, Hydraulic Structures, and Highways and Transportation infrastructure.