To graduate qualified Mechanical engineers in accordance with the International Academic Standards and prepare them to meet the changing needs of society. These graduates will be able to compete locally and internationally. The Mechanical Engineering Program is committed to providing excellent education, pursuing relevant scientific research and partnership with industry and governmental societies, and actively engaging in community service.
The department’s vision is innovation and leadership in education, scientific research and community services.
The bachelor of science in mechanical engineering has established three broad program educational objectives (PEOs) for graduates as they progress through their careers Within few years of graduation, our graduates:
Through their ability to solve engineering problems, meaningful design and hands-on experience, critical thinking skills, and training in teamwork and communication, graduates will make significant contribution to their chosen field and advance professionally in mechanical engineering or allied disciplines.
Graduates will act with both professional and social responsibility in their career field, including a commitment to protect both occupational and public health and safety, and apply ethical standards related to the practice of engineering.
Graduates will understand that their undergraduate education was just the beginning of their training, and will continue to develop their knowledge and skills through progress toward or completion of graduate education, and/or professional development through short courses or seminars, and/or professional certification, and/or participation in professional societies.
1. To deliver distinguished academic education that meets the needs of the labor market.
2. Providing creative research to contribute to building the knowledge economy.
3. Effective contribution to sustainable development and community service.
4. Offer a stimulating and attractive educational environment.
5. Develop an effective administrative and organizational environment in the ME department.