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Civil Engineering

Shaping the World Around Us!

About the Department

The Department of Civil Engineering was established in 2009, the year of inception of MIT. The department offers a B.Tech course (since 2009, intake 120) and an M.Tech in Structural Engineering (since 2014, intake 18). The department includes 10 teaching and 2 non-teaching faculty who are dedicated and committed towards the upliftment of the student community.

The department maintains high teaching standards and encourages research, entrepreneurial activities, and extra-curricular involvement among students. Well-equipped and maintained laboratories support academic, research, and consultancy work. The student association provides a platform for technical programs and interaction with eminent professionals from the Civil Engineering industry. The department aims at the overall development of the student community.

Civil engineers build the world's infrastructure, including railways, highways, bridges, water-works, skyscrapers, canals, wharves, industrial buildings, rapid transit systems, and power plants. They are involved in the design, construction, maintenance, and repair of structures. With new players entering the market and large-scale developments worldwide, there are abundant opportunities for civil engineers.

The four-year B.Tech programme is designed to inculcate a spirit of inquiry, develop analytical and experimental abilities, and generate interest in postgraduate studies. The course is dedicated to delivering technically proficient and ethically responsible engineers to society.

Civil engineers are trained in surveying, structural analysis and design, geotechnical engineering, transportation engineering, and environmental engineering. Opportunities for higher studies are also available in allied disciplines such as coastal and ocean engineering, hydraulic engineering, remote sensing, irrigation engineering, and geodetic engineering.

Department at a Glance

2009
B.Tech Started
30
B.Tech Intake
2014
M.Tech Started
18
M.Tech Intake

Courses Offered

B.Tech Civil Engineering

30

Comprehensive undergraduate program covering all aspects of civil engineering, including structural analysis, geotechnical engineering, transportation, environmental engineering, and construction management. The program aims to produce technically proficient and ethically responsible civil engineers.

M.Tech Structural Engineering

18

Postgraduate program focusing on advanced concepts in structural engineering, including design, analysis, and research in modern construction materials and techniques. Prepares students for careers in industry, research, and academia.

Program Highlights

Academic Excellence: Well-structured curriculum designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in civil engineering and structural engineering.

Hands-on Learning: Students engage in laboratory work, field surveys, mini projects, and major projects that simulate real industry scenarios and challenges.

Critical Thinking: Program develops analytical abilities, experimental skills, and encourages innovative thinking beyond traditional curriculum boundaries.

Industry Integration: Focus on bridging the gap between academic knowledge and practical industry applications through exposure to the latest technologies and industry practices.

Research Orientation: Encourages students to explore research topics and pursue advanced studies in specialized areas of civil and structural engineering.

Career Preparation

Our graduates are well-prepared to meet the evolving challenges of the civil engineering industry, equipped with both fundamental knowledge and advanced skills needed for successful careers.

Professional Collaborations

The Department of Civil Engineering collaborates with professional bodies and industry partners to organize technical events, workshops, and industry connect programs.

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