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The College of Engineering at Sudan University of Science and Technology was founded in 1975.
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Former names | College of Engineering and Scientific Studies (1975-1983) |
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| Established | 1975 |
| Students | 12000 |
| Location | , |
| Website | engineering |
History edit
The college was founded in 1975 after merging six different independent institutes.
- Institute of Technical Teachers
- Institute of Technicians for Civil Engineering and Architecture
- Institute of Technicians for Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
- Institute of Textile Technicians
- Institute of Surveying Technicians
- Institute of Laboratory Technicians
These institutes became departments of the college, which was called the College of Engineering and Scientific Studies at that time.
Offered Degrees edit
The college directly offers 24 BEng and BTech bachelor degrees with honors.
- Engineering Diploma: Undergraduate course usually can be earned in two to three years (four or six semesters).
- Master of Science
- Doctoral Degrees
Schools and Departments edit
School of Survey Engineering edit
- Department of Geodesy
- Department of Remote Sensing
- Department of Geographical Information Systems
School of Civil Engineering edit
- Department of Transportation Engineering
School of Electrical and Nuclear Engineering edit
- Department of Control Engineering
- Department of Power and Machines Engineering
- Department of Nuclear Engineering
School of Electronics Engineering edit
- Department of Communication Engineering
- Department of Computer Engineering
- Department of Industrial Electronics
School of Mechanical Engineering edit
- Department of Manufacturing Engineering
- Department of Power Engineering
Department of Biomedical Engineering edit
Department of Aviation Engineering edit
References edit
External links edit
15°35′56″N 32°30′46″E / 15.5990°N 32.5129°E
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