Program Overview

Our B. Tech. Programme in Energy Engineering is crafted to empower you with the engineering skills and foundational knowledge essential for leadership in today's energy industry. Through hands-on learning and immersive experiences, you'll delve into the assessment and characterization of diverse energy resources, the design and development of cutting-edge energy technologies and systems, and the selection of appropriate solutions for transitioning towards a low-carbon economy.

Our program focuses on emerging technologies, ensuring you're equipped to tackle the challenges facing humanity today.

Program Learning Outcomes

1. Apply mathematics, science, technology, and engineering knowledge relevant to energy science and engineering disciplines.
2. Demonstrate understanding of current energy resources, technologies, and their environmental impact.
3. Quantitatively analyze and innovate energy systems for sustainable economic growth and environmental harmony.
4. Identify, formulate, and solve energy-related environmental problems with innovative clean energy technologies.
5. Utilize mathematical and experimental tools relevant to energy disciplines, understanding their processes and limitations.
6. Employ computer tools applicable to energy and environmental disciplines, with awareness of their processes and limitations.
7. Grasp fundamental and detailed engineering concepts pertinent to energy industries.
8. Employ accurate standards of analysis and inquiry within the energy sector.
9. Collaborate in projects and multi-disciplinary teams to design efficient energy production methods and address environmental challenges.
10. Understand technology, safety, and management in oil, gas, and energy industries.
11. Analyze and mitigate environmental, political, and social impacts of global energy production and consumption.
12. Explore energy and matter flows in natural systems, supporting life and global interconnections.
13. Apply economic principles to analyze energy institutions, markets, and policy impacts globally.