Undergraduate

The Department of Interdisciplinary Studies recognizes the global trend towards interdisciplinary approaches and strives to cultivate well-rounded professionals who can navigate the diverse challenges of today’s world. Focused on preparing undergraduate students for the expectations of professional engineers, the department provides a comprehensive curriculum. This includes core engineering modules such as engineering mathematics, modeling & simulation, and measurements, complemented by supplementary courses in language, communication, management, law, and humanities. Students also gain proficiency in mathematical and statistical software crucial for practical problem-solving in engineering.

Interdisciplinary studies in the undergraduate program go beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries, encouraging innovative and stimulating exploration of issues. The department promotes interdisciplinary collaborations, where different disciplines collaborate to address research questions and enhance understanding of complex problems. This approach is extended to graduate research, fostering the evolution of ideas and the integration of characteristics from various disciplines. The department actively conducts interdisciplinary research projects at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, providing students with hands-on experience and practical applications of their theoretical knowledge, particularly through interactions with the engineering industry.

Looking forward, the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies is committed to advancing the soft skills, managerial skills, and leadership abilities of engineering undergraduates. This strategic focus aims to support students in their career advancement, aligning with the evolving demands of the professional landscape. Overall, the undergraduate program emphasizes a holistic approach, combining technical expertise with a diverse skill set to prepare students for success in the interdisciplinary and dynamic world of engineering.