The Chemical Engineering Department, established in 2009, is endowed with a competitive undergraduate program, supported by state-of-art facilities, and highly qualified faculty members. The Department currently has nine faculty members who bring to the department a wealth of expertise to maintain a vibrant teaching and research environment. It has 8 laboratories with a total of more than 100 equipment and bench-scale experimental setups. Today many of our distinguished alumni are working in various private and public sector leading chemical industries.
Vision
Impart value based education in chemical engineering to achieve excellence through fostering innovation skills and leadership ethos for socio-professional need to serve industry and society.
Mission
- To enhance teaching learning process by implementing innovative practices to achieve excellence in chemical engineering.
- Foster talent by developing research culture with global mindset and sustainable leadership in chemical engineering profession to provide solution in design, environmental issues for the industries and society.
- To inculcate ethical and profession behaviour addressing the socio-professional needs of industry and society.
Program Educational Objectives
- PEO1: Solve real life engineering problem, design, and develop cost effective product showing a depth of knowledge in chemical engineering fundamentals to meet the needs of society and industry.
- PEO2: To upgrade their professional career, higher studies, research and entrepreneurship exhibiting their global competency.
- PEO3: Exhibit ethical values and professional behaviour, good leadership approach to relate socio-professional needs of society and industry.
Program Specific Outcomes
- PSO 1: Graduates will have an ability to grasp and apply chemical engineering fundamentals to industrial processes considering the safety and economics.
- PSO 2: Graduates will have an ability to develop soft-skills and leadership attitude to work in industrial and professional arena.
- PSO 3: Graduates will have an ability to acquire new knowledge in chemical engineering for solving future challenges faced by society and industry.