The Objective and Thrust of the Department

The Department of Chemical and Materials Engineering (DCME) consists of a strong faculty of scientists and engineers, most of whom possess Ph.D. degrees from renowned overseas universities. The faculty members have academic backgrounds and relevant specializations in the areas of Materials Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Minerals Engineering, and Basic and Applied Chemistry. This rich amalgam of various disciplines is the strength of our department-allowing us to pursue R&D and conducting postgraduate academic and research programs in the general direction of Materials Processing.

Faculty

	Dr. Muhammad Masood ul Hassan (Head)
	Dr. Abid Ahmed
	Dr. Mansoor Hamid Inayat
	Dr. Muhammad Mansha
	Dr. Hasan Bin Awais
	Dr. Naseem Irfan
	Dr. Imran Rafiq Chughtai
	Dr. Jamil Ahmed
	Mr. Shaukat Saeed
	Dr. Mazhar Mehmood
	Dr. Tariq Yasin
	Dr. Syed Abdul Moiz
	Mr. Zafar Iqbal Zafar
	Dr. Muhammad Tayyeb Javed
	Dr. Muhammad Aftab Rafiq
	Dr. Mirza Jamil Ahmed
	Mr. Kamran Rasheed
	Mr. M. Abdul Basit
	Mr. Alam Nawaz Khan Wardag
	Mr. Muhammad Asim Rasheed
	Miss Shazia Hafeez
	Mr. Fahad Ali
	Mr. Atta Ullah
	Miss Tayyaba Ghani
	Mr. Muhammad Imran
	Mr. Muhammad Nadeem
	Syed Mujtaba-ul-Hassan
	Mr. Naeem ul Haq Tariq
	Hafiz Rub Nawaz Shahid
	Mr. Muhammad Zaman
	Mr. Adnan Hamid
	Mr. Zafar Iqbal
	Mr. Asif Mahmood

The Academic Programmes

M.Sc. Materials Engineering
A five-semester (24 months) full time M. Sc. program covering various aspects of Materials Engineering. The emphasis is on the practical applications of materials science and engineering towards national engineering needs. Areas include materials characterization, alloy development and phase control, composites, polymeric and ceramic materials and their synthesis, material production processes.

M.Sc. Process Engineering
This program (five-semester full time M.Sc.) addresses the analysis and design, operation and control considerations of process systems generally dealt with in the field of Chemical Engineering, and therefore has a technical content relevant to the needs of the modern Chemical Engineering profession, and closely reflects the skills and capabilities of our current faculty. The program has been arranged into three related yet independent streams:

1. Process Modeling and Control
2. Chemical and Mineral Processing
3. Environmental Engineering by providing a list of electives that allow students to place an emphasis on a particular aspect of the curriculum

Course Contents (MS Process Engineering)

Publication list of DCME

Publication list of DCME (Process Stream)

Facilities available with the department

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