Engineering Faculty Graduation Requirements and Degree Outcomes

Graduation requirements for the 2025 academic year

For the 2025 academic year, students in the Engineering Faculty must be enrolled for at least four years and complete at least 124 credits in accordance with the specified course-registration requirements. Students who meet these conditions are recognized as graduates.

Learning outcomes and degree award for the 2026 academic year

For the 2026 academic year, the Engineering Faculty awards the Bachelor of Engineering degree to students who remain enrolled for the prescribed period, complete the courses and required credits offered by their department to achieve the Faculty's educational objectives, and acquire the required knowledge, abilities, and attitudes.

The required learning outcomes are:

- Knowledge and technical skills in one of the Faculty's six engineering fields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Electronic Systems Engineering, Applied Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Advanced Mechanical Engineering, or Information and Communication Engineering. - The practical ability to use specialized knowledge and skills to take on and solve problems. - Broad foundational knowledge in science and engineering, together with an active attitude toward continually acquiring new knowledge and technology. - An understanding of the relationship between science and technology and people and society, along with the education, career awareness, and ethical values required of an engineer and a responsible member of society. - A global perspective and general skills, including the communication abilities required of an engineer.