2013 Prospectus

P r o s p e c t u s 2013-14
BIOTECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
MANAGEMENT
MEDIA & COMMUNICATION
Contents
About Us Messages Manipal University, India Manipal University, Dubai What Sets Us Apart University Achievements The Campus Life Programs - At a Glance Department of General Studies Department of Biotechnology Department of Engineering Department of Interior Design & Architecture Department of Management Studies Department of Media & Communication Department of Information Technology Scholarships Eligibility Criteria & Admissions Procedure How to Apply About Dubai Partnerships & Collaborations
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MANIPAL UNIVERSITY
Prestige
24 disciplines 400 programs 53 nationalities 28,000 students 94,000 alumni 3,500 faculty 10 campuses 5 countries
Futuristic infrastructure meets time-honoured academic depth. A brand new 750,000 sq ft campus at Dubai for a true university experience, matched by Manipals pedagogy, perfected over six decades. The only thing to match the scale of the vast knowledge - Our ambition. Around 100,000 sq ft of workshops & labs and over 6,000 sq ft of library infrastructure. Because diamonds have many facets. For extra-curricular pursuits, a modern sports complex, drama and film clubs, in-house competitions and a truly multicultural experience.
Pedigree
Where excellence is a tradition. 60 years young and a deemed university since 1993, Manipal and 24 of its institutes have consistently figured among the top 10 ranked institutes in various credible surveys. Brilliance beyond borders. Manipal has a presence in five countries (India, UAE, Nepal, Malaysia, Antigua), attracting students from across 53 countries. Outnumbering the competition. 400 courses offered across 24 diverse streams. Sculpting 28,000 ignited minds every year.
Pride
Only maestros can create masterpieces. Over 60% of the faculty at Manipal are PhD holders, ensuring that our students are in the best hands. Productive partnerships. Manipal enjoys collaborations with over 80 universities worldwide for twinning programs, student exchange, projects, joint research and so on. A wealth of wisdom. Manipal is the largest private research funded university in India and many of its 94,000 strong alumni are its major benefactors.
One great experience
MESSAGES
Chancellor
Dr. Ramdas M Pai
anipal University, in its journey during the last six decades towards seeking empowerment of the younger generation, has been able to provide value based education and mould the character of the younger generation through the synthesis of science and technology so that their earnest endeavour to achieve progress and prosperity in life is marked by the ardent desire to serve mankind. It has been our relentless effort to develop Manipal University and all its campuses as centres of excellence for providing quality education relevant to modern times through various streams of professional knowledge. With professional education taking rapid strides and getting diversified, Manipal University is well tuned to take up these challenges, affording all the required facilities to its students.
Vice Chancellor
Dr. K Ramnarayan
anipal Institutions have long been distinguished for excellence in education. This has been defined by the high quality of teaching, meaningful research opportunities, the multi-cultural university experience and the extracurricular opportunitiesintellectual, cultural, social and recreational. Our comparative advantages lie in our multiple international campuses, emphasis on diverse courses of education and possibilities for excellence across the range of human knowledge and endeavour. We take pride in the great distinction already achieved in just over half a century and expect that the next fifty years hold an even greater promise. You are invited to the Manipal University, Dubai experience.
Pro Vice Chancellor

Dr. H Vinod Bhat
anipal University has set up a relentless pace in higher education in growth and expansion. There are new programmes offered every year, curricula being revised for existing programmes and new international linkages. An entrant to Manipal University has the access to the best of class academic and recreational infrastructure. The selection system for the various programmes is fair and open. There are scholarships on offer and I sincerely hope you will be one of our freshmen for the class of 2013 at Dubai.
Director
Dr. B Ramjee
t is with great pleasure that I welcome you to our new state-of-the-art campus at Dubai International Academic City, heralding the future of higher education in the UAE and the Middle East. Manipal University, Dubai has proudly served the higher education needs of the region for the last 13 years and is privileged to be a part of the growth and development story of Dubai, a leading global city in todays world. Our team of dedicated faculty across disciplines are committed to making your learning experience more rewarding and fruitful. I invite you to come and experience Manipal University, Dubais multi-cultural, multi-disciplinary education experience.
MANIPAL UNIVERSITY INDIA
The Birth
In 1953, it was a barren plateau. Today, it is an oasis of verdant and vibrant life. The change at Manipal is deeply metaphorical. The dusty hilltop was where doctor and philanthropist Padmashri Dr. TMA Pai decided to create a learning ground that would be second to none in the world. Sixty years since the establishment of Kasturba Medical College, Dr. Pais dream has been realized many times over. The barren plateau was destined to turn into an oasis. After all, it was nourished by a river of knowledge.
The Journey
Today, Manipal, located in the South Indian state of Karnataka, is an international university town. Its roots may still be here, but this tree of wisdom has branched out throughout India and the world. Apart from Manipal, the Group has five universities and ten campuses spread across Bangalore, Mangalore, Jaipur and Sikkim in India and in Malaysia, Nepal, UAE and Antigua in the Caribbean islands. What began as a medical college six decades ago has now diversified into 24 varied fields as dental, engineering, architecture, nursing, allied health, pharmacy, management, communication, information science, hotel management, biotechnology, regenerative medicine and even the countrys only jewellery management and design institute. There are as many as 400 courses in which students can secure Bachelors, Masters or Doctoral degrees with various specializations.
The Progress
Over all these years, Manipal University has earned the trust of hundreds of thousands, not just in India, but across the globe. This has only been possible because of its obsession for education that is world-class, valuebased, inspired and empowering. No wonder then, that it was one of the first institutions in the private sector to be given Deemed University status in 1993. Today, Manipal Universitys degrees are recognized the world over. Its constituent institutes have made it a habit to secure top ranks in various surveys. Actualizing Dr Pais vision every day is a dedicated 3,500-strong faculty and a committed staff of about 8,200. Manipal Group institutions are located on scenic campuses, which provide high quality lifestyle and ideal environment for study. All campuses have excellent infrastructure such as air-conditioned lecture halls, world-class labs, air-conditioned hostels, multi-cuisine food courts, sports & recreation facilities and so on.
The Milestones
Manipal University has 94,000 strong alumni all over the world. Thats 94,000 success stories. 94,000 living testaments to Manipal Groups commitment to education. Every day, we uphold those values and we try to add value to wisdom. We make use of the dynamic industry-inspired curriculum, a proprietary process of Manipal University. We incorporate industry experts as part of our faculty. We collaborate with 80 universities in the US, UK, Australia and many other countries as part of twinning programmes, student exchange, projects and so on. We award merits and scholarships to deserving candidates. And we boast of high placement rates.
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

Former President of India
Manipal is like the Nalanda of yore. I am happy to see engineering, medicine and the other disciplines being taught in the same campus, an ideal environment for research to flourish.
NR Narayana Murthy
Chairman of the Board and Chief Mentor, Infosys Technologies Ltd.
The achievement of the private sector in higher education is best illustrated by Manipal, which is the Harvard of India.
Azim H Premji
Chairman Wipro Technologies Ltd.
When Dr TMA Pai decided to build a medical college in Manipal, it sounded like a impossible dream. In the space of 50 years, Manipal was transformed into an educational capital, which is proof enough of a powerful vision.
Dr Peter C Doherty
Nobel Laureate Univ. of Melbourne, Australia
A magnificiant institution. Library facility is extraordinary. The extent and diversity of teaching and research is very impressive.
MANIPAL UNIVERSITY DUBAI
Ms. Aishwarya Shivkumar

BA Media | 2005 Batch
The Birth
Thirteen years ago, Manipal was already a respected name in India and the world. It was only natural that the Group would make its mark in a region that has one of the highest number of Indian expatriates. With a vision to dispense the kind of top quality and globally relevant education that a progressive country like UAE deserves, a branch campus of the Manipal University was opened in Dubai in the year 2000.
The Journey
Every epic journey starts with a small step. Manipal Dubai, too, had humble beginnings with just 63 students in its first year. Since then, however, the student strength grew exponentially, as the university proved its worth and merit. The campus shifted to Dubai Knowledge Village in 2003 and later to the glitzy Dubai International Academic City in 2006. In May 2010, work on the universitys new campus commenced. The very next year, the 750,000 sq ft state-of-the-art campus was ready.
The Progress
Wherever we go, we make a mark for ourselves. Even in the Middle East, Manipal is the only Indian multi-disciplinary university in the region. At present, it offers 24 programmes in six disciplines, offering Bachelors and Masters degrees, and, Certificate & Foundation courses. The disciplines include Engineering, Management, Media & Communication, Interior Design & Architecture, Biotechnology and Information Technology. At present, Manipal University, Dubai has over 1,500 students from across 30 nationalities.
The Milestones
Manipal Dubais new campus is among the largest and most advanced campuses in the UAE. Matching the international status of Dubai, the campus boasts cutting edge laboratories in disciplines such as Engineering, Biotechnology and Information Technology and is also home to some of the regions best studios and workshops for programs in Media & Communication and Interior Design. The campus also houses a sprawling library, cafeteria and abundant indoor & outdoor sporting facilities. The alumni base of over 2,600 has excelled at workplaces around the world, bringing laurels to their alma mater.
I like the hands-on approach of the courses at Manipal University, Dubai because it has taken my learning beyond theory. I have learnt to apply my knowledge through experiences like giving presentations, working in teams, and active involvement in our tutorials. I feel better prepared to get into the workforce because of it.
Mr. Abhishek Padhi

BSc IT | 2005 Batch
I came to Manipal University, Dubai as a confused person, but its clearly defined programmes helped me decide what I would like to achieve in my career. The faculty is highly qualified and gives a thorough understanding of the concepts. Apart from teaching, they are constantly upgrading the course offering, in order to suit the changing market trends
BBA (Finance) | 2004 Batch
Ms. Ghousiya Begum
Education was an immense pleasure with the presence of experienced faculty. College life was very enjoyable though studies were made first priority. Manipal University, Dubai has a wonderful and encouraging environment that inspires students to be creative and think out of the box.
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WHAT SETS US APART
Largest Private Research University in India

Being the largest privately-held university in India, Manipal affirms its status as a leader by investing heavily in quality infrastructure, top faculty, a strong emphasis on research, upgrade and upkeep of campuses and the best amenities for students.
Industry-inspired Curriculum
Manipal recognizes that curriculum should continuously evolve in a rapidly changing environment and should reflect the latest trends. Its proprietary curriculum setting process ensures the right osmosis with industry sectors to keep the curriculum current and relevant from the industry perspective.
Highly Experienced Faculty

An institute is only as good as its faculty. In our quest to give the best possible mentoring to our students, we have on board some of the best faculty from our Indian repository and have handpicked the experienced and knowledgeable locally. The fact that as many as 60% of our faculty are Ph.D holders gives us immense pride. Such a talent pool of mentors is simply unrivalled. Papers Presented In International Forums: The scholarly skills of our faculty have earned international recognition. Their research papers have been published in reputed journals and presented at international conferences. Our faculty have also received a number of accolades in their respected fields and hold both Indian and international patents.
Interaction with Industry Experts

Learn from those who have vision, those who embody the entrepreneurial spirit and who create employment. Experts who have carved a niche for themselves in various sectors grace Manipals faculty team. In addition, we lay a strong emphasis on industry interaction through seminars, workshops and projects. This is our edge. And it shows in the quality of our students.
Known for Academic Excellence Across the World

Over six decades, Manipals emphasis on globally-relevant education has earned the Group due recognition. Several prestigious universities in the US, UK, Australia and Germany have collaborated with Manipal in knowledge exchange programmes. Its degrees are respected the world over and thousands of its alumni continue to excel in their work environments and contribute to the society at large.
Faculty to Student Ratio

Identifying each students strength is essential to shape his or her future. This can only happen when a teacher can pay personal attention to the students performance. At MU, Dubai, we have a teacher for every 15 students, ensuring that there is continuous evaluation and monitoring of the students progress.
Collaboration with Universities

Manipal University is a global institution in itself and it takes pride in collaborating with similar universities across the world. Thanks to our twinning programmes with over 80 universities in the US, UK, Australia, Germany and many other countries, as well as student exchange and collaborative projects, our students get unparalleled exposure and experience.
A Strong Alumni Network

Close to 94,000 bright minds worldwide have been given wings at Manipal. Today, our alumni have gone on to become visionaries, leaders and award-winners in their respective fields across the world.
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UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENTS
Sl No Institute/ Discipline 1 Manipal University 2 3 Kasturba Medical College, Manipal Manipal College of Allied Health Sciences
Rank Most Trusted Brand (Gold Status) in Private Universities in India 7th among all medical colleges Top 3 Allied Health Sciences College in India 3rd Best Biotech School in India and Best in Karnataka 5th best private engineering college in India and the best in Karnataka 10th best Architecture School in the country Top 10 Management School in the country among emerging B-schools Best Communication School in the country Top 5 Mass Communication School in India 3rd Best School of Pharmaceutical Sciences in India 2nd Best Dental School in India Best Hotel Management Institute in India Top 3 Hotel Management Institute in India Top 3 Nursing College in India
Ranking Agency Readers Digest Asia 2012 The Week, June 2012 The Week, 2012 Bio Spectrum, August 2011 Outlook, June 2012
4 Manipal Life Sciences Centre 5 Manipal Institute of Technology 6 Manipal School of Architecture & Planning
Outlook, June 2012 Competition Success Review, 2011 India Today, 2012 Deccan Chronicle, 2012 Careers 360, 2011 Outlook, June 2012 GHRDC survey, 2012 The Week, 2012 The Week, 2012
7 Manipal Institute of Management 8 Manipal Institute of Communication 9 Manipal Institute of Communication 10 11 12 13 14 Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences Manipal College of Dental Sciences Welcomgroup School of Hotel Administration Welcomgroup School of Hotel Administration Manipal School of Nursing
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Compilation of Manipal University rankings across multiple disciplines
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CAMPUS LIFE
When students walk through the doors of Manipal University, Dubai, they do not enter a mere learning centre. They enter the institution whose motto is Inspired by Life. At Manipal, all facets of a students personality are made to sparkle. From immersing themselves in the well-stocked library to becoming a part of a debate club or musical group, students can pursue various interests here. For, at Manipal University, Dubai, students dont just become enlightened, they become enriched.
Sports & Recreational Facilities

Fostering team spirit, building character, surpassing boundaries. There are many lessons sports hold for all of us. The Manipal Dubai campus boasts of an ultra modern indoor as well as outdoor sports complex with facilities for sports such as cricket, tennis, badminton, basketball, volleyball, football and so on. There is a dedicated instructor who is responsible for training the students. The university encourages students to take part in in-house as well as inter-institution competitions while balancing academics. The universitys sports teams have won accolades at several competitions and actively encourages sports scholarships. The university provides a state-of-the-art gym for boys and girls as well as recreational rooms with table-tennis, billiards and foosball tables.
Residential Facilities
The university provides excellent accommodation facilities for boys and girls. It is their home away from home - comfortably spacious, air-conditioned and well ventilated. Hygiene is given due importance and students live in perfect harmony, abiding the rules of conduct, decorum and deadlines. The residential facility also includes food, a mini-gym, internet access and transportation to and from campus. Admission to the residential facility will be granted on the fulfillment of the following conditions: 1. Admission to any of the programs of the university 2. Payment of the hostel fees for the whole year. For availing this facility, students need to register well in advance to confirm their stay and are also required to sign the hostel contract at the time of registration.
Health Services
Students whose visas are sponsored by the Campus will have access to medical care given by the Dubai Government. Other Students follow rules and regulations of the Emirate. The university has a medical room for basic first aid. Primary medical assistance is offered by staff members and by trained paramedics whose services are available round the clock. Ambulance services are also available at all hours.
Library
With a library and reading hall exceeding 6,000 sq ft, Manipal University, Dubai, has a conducive atmosphere for the academically inclined. The shelves are filled with definitive and comprehensive books on subjects relevant to their course. In addition, several general interest reads provide recreation and a satisfying pastime. Students can also access a vast database of online journals and AV learning aids in the librarys media room. For smaller group study, ample break-out and group discussion rooms are also available within the library. The library is also equipped with a suite of workstations for research & browsing.
Student Visas
The university facilitates the issuance of student visas for all interested candidates. DIAC / TECOM provides the student visas. Details regards the fee and administrative expenses towards providing visa can be obtained from the Admissions/ Visa Services Office. The norms and issuance of student visas are governed by the Government of UAE and the university can not guarantee the issuance of the same.
Extra Curricular
Manipal students have always made their mark in cultural activities in Dubai, be it singing, music, or dance. In debate and elocution competitions, Manipal University teams participate and win regularly. The students also participate enthusiastically in volunteer activities and philanthropic work. On-campus workshops, seminars and competitions always receive good response from students. The Annual Talent Day is a great platform for the students to showcase their creativity and skills. Several active student managed clubs flourish on campus engaging in extra-curricular pursuits. At a departmental level, the university supports several professional associations which build the students technical and networking capabilities.
Transportation Services
The campus provides the students with safe, comfortable and cost effective transport facilities within Dubai, Sharjah and Ajman.
Food Court
For those cravings in the middle of a serious study session, there is an on-campus food court and cafeteria with an extensive menu catering to a wide variety of tastes. Providing nutritious and filling snacks, meals and refreshments, the food court is a vibrant hangout spot for the students. The dining area is often abuzz with animated discussions and banter, giving it a positive and rejuvenating energy.
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PROGRAMS AT A GLANCE
Department of
Biotechnology

Department of
General Studies
Manipal University Foundation Program
Department of
Management Studies
BSc Biotechnology MSc Medical Biotechnology MSc Human Genetics & Forensic Science PhD Biotechnology
Bachelor of Business Administration

Accounting Finance Marketing International Business Human Resources Information Systems & E-Commerce
Department of
Information Technology

Bachelor of Hotel Management, Travel & Tourism Master of Business Administration

Finance Marketing IT Human Resources Operations Healthcare Management
Department of
Engineering

Certificate in Graphics & Multimedia BSc Information Systems & Management

Networking E-Commerce & Technology Management Software
B Tech - Civil Engineering B Tech - Electronics & Communication Engineering B Tech - Computer Science & Engineering B Tech - Mechanical Engineering B Tech - Mechatronics Engineering B Tech - Automobile Engineering M Tech - Manufacturing Engineering & Technology M Tech - Digital Electronics & Advanced Communication
MSc Information Systems

Database Systems E-Commerce Internet Security & Systems Software Engineering
Department of
Media & Communication
BA Media & Communication

Advertising & Event Management Graphics & Animation Print Media & Electronic Journalism Television & Video Production
Department of
Interior Design & Architecture

MA Media & Communication
Certificate in Interior Design BA Interior Design

Business Management Product Design
Advertising, Corporate Communication & Event Management Journalism: Print & Electronic Media Television Programming : Electronic Production & Media Planning
MA Interior Design B Arch - Bachelor of Architecture
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BIOTECHNOLOGY
ENGINEERING
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
MANAGEMENT
MEDIA & COMMUNICATION
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Dept. of
General Studies
Benefits
Encompasses both AS & A Levels to enable the student to transition quicker into the Undergraduate level Aligned with the CBSE system thereby giving students a much needed initial exposure to the Indian education system High levels of acceptability across both Indian and UK/US/other NonIndian systems of education Delivered by Manipal University, synonymous with Pedigree and Quality in Higher Education
Dept. of
Biotechnology
Labs
Two-thirds of the total course in BSc Biotechnology program involves laboratory practical training Approximately 5,000 square feet of laboratory space with Chemistry, Biochemistry and Biochemistry basic labs Special research labs for Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Cytogenetic and Imaging, Cell and Tissue Engineering, Molecular modelling & Bioinformatics to solve challenging problems of modern biology and Biotechnology Well-equipped with Laminar chambers, Microbial incubator, CO2 incubators, digital imaging system, ELISA reader, Epifluorescence microscope, high speed refrigerated centrifuge, PCR machine, Fluorescent In- situ hybridization (FISH) system and culture storage facilities Central Veterinary Research Laboratory (CVRL), Dubai The Canadian Hospital, Dubai Date Palm Tissue Culture Laboratory, Al Ain
Manipal University Foundation Program

Duration : 1 Year Number of Credits : 30
BSc Biotechnology
Duration : 3 Years Number of Credits : 110
Objectives
Provide a smooth and efficient pathway into the next level of Higher Education (Undergraduate Studies) Transition quicker and easier from O Level / other curricula to the Indian Higher Education System Open up avenues for suitable career choices, with pertinent guidance and counselling Provide regular, personalized monitoring of academic progress and assess aptitude and academic inclination of the student
Program Structure
Number of Semesters: 2
Objectives
To give overall exposure to students about various aspects of Biotechnology and its application Helping students understand the potential of Biotechnology, gain knowledge in the fields of Medicine, Environment, Agriculture and Industrial Biotechnology Developing various skill sets required to be a professional biotechnologist
Subjects:
English I & II General & Applied Mathematics Engineering Mathematics (for Students interested in the Engineering UG Program) Business Studies Introduction to IT Introduction to Psychology Biological Sciences Physical Sciences Art Appreciation
Career Opportunities
Research assistants Laboratory technicians Laboratory technicians in hospitals and diagnostic centres Marketing Executives in healthcare business Bio-Product Specialists
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 37 Core Subjects: Chemistry I & II, Biochemistry I & II, Molecular Biology I, Biostatistics and Cell Biology
Highlights
Personalized Interactions with parents and students through regular Open House sessions Career guidance and counselling in choosing the right undergraduate programs based on students interest and aptitude
Placement Areas:
Alliance Global-Healthcare company DuBiotech Research Park Advanced Biotechnology Center, Dubai Zulekha Hospital, Sharjah Epygen Biotech, Dubai
Year 2
Number of Credits: 36 Core Subjects: Human Anatomy/ Physiology, Biochemistry-II, Molecular Biology-II, Environmental Biotechnology, Microbiology, Plant Biology, Genetics, Pharmacology Year 3 Number of Credits: 37 Core Subjects: Industrial and Microbial Biotechnology, Biomedical Engineering/Technology, Tissue Culture, Immunology, Bioinformatics, recombinant DNA technology
Industry Exposure
Students regularly visit biotechnology, healthcare and food & environmental related industries located in UAE to get field experience: Al Rawabi Diary Dubai Sewage Treatment Plant Emirates Hydroponics Farms, Abu Dhabi
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Dept. of
Biotechnology
Labs
More than two-thirds of the course in MSc Medical Biotechnology program, involves laboratory training A major project of 5 months duration, involving full-time work in labs under a faculty supervisor Approximately 5,000 square feet of laboratory space which is wellequipped with state of the art facilities Special research labs for Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Cytogenetic and Imaging, Cell and Tissue Engineering, Molecular modelling & Bioinformatics to solve challenging problems of modern Biology and Biotechnology Well-equipped with Laminar chambers, Microbial incubator, CO2 incubators, digital imaging system, ELISA reader, Epifluorescence microscope, high speed refrigerated centrifuge, PCR machine, Fluorescent In- situ hybridization (FISH) system and culture storage facilities
Dept. of
Biotechnology
Labs
A major project of 5 months duration, involving full-time laboratory work under a faculty supervisor Approximately 5,000 square feet of laboratory space which is wellequipped with state of the art facilities Special research labs for Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Cytogenetic and Imaging, Cell and Tissue Engineering, Molecular modelling & Bioinformatics to solve challenging problems of modern Biology and Biotechnology Well-equipped with Laminar chambers, Microbial incubator, CO2 incubators, digital imaging system, ELISA reader, Epifluorescence microscope, high speed refrigerated centrifuge, PCR machine, Fluorescent In- situ hybridization (FISH) system and culture storage facilities Genetic Laboratory, UAE-Genetic Disease Association, Dubai Central Veterinary Research Laboratory (CVRL), Dubai The Canadian Hospital, Dubai ArabLab at Dubai World Trade & Convention Center
MSc Medical Biotechnology

MSc Human Genetics and Forensic Science

Objectives
To provide in-depth knowledge of molecular aspects of human diseases and other medical complications and adopt a biotechnology approach towards their diagnosis, management and cure To develop various skill sets required to undertake and associate with life science research projects To understand legal, ethical and economic issues of Biotechnology in Medical Sciences
Industry Exposure
Students regularly visit biotechnology, healthcare and food & environmental related industries located in UAE to get field experience: Forensic Lab, Dubai Police Head Quarters, Dubai Department of Anatomy, RAK Medical And Health Sciences University, Ras Al Khaima Central Veterinary Research Laboratory (CVRL), Dubai The Canadian Hospital, Dubai ArabLab at Dubai World Trade & Convention Center
Objectives
To provide in-depth knowledge of molecular aspects of human genetics and its relevance to forensics and human diseases To realize the power of DNA fingerprinting and other molecular tools in resolving human identity Developing various skill sets required to undertake and associate with life science research projects To understand legal, ethical and economic issues of Biotechnology in Medical Sciences
Research Fellows/Associates R & D Scientific officers Bioprocess technologists DNA/Forensic Experts Bioinformatician Lecturers Marketing Executives Manager-Quality Control Manager-Intellectual Property Rights
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 31 Core Subjects: Cell Biology, Laboratory Biotechniques, Molecular Biology, Human Anatomy and Pathology, Human Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Forensic Sciences, Biochemistry and Biochemical genetics
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 31 Core Subjects: Cell Biology, Laboratory Biotechniques, Molecular Biology, Human Anatomy and Pathology, Toxicology, Human Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Biochemistry and Enzymology, Immunology and Immunotechnology
Research Fellows/Associates Lab Managers in Hospital R & D Scientific officers Bioprocess technologists Lecturers Marketing Executives Manager-Quality Control Manager-Intellectual Property Rights
Placement Areas
American International School DuBiotech Research Park Advanced Biotechnology Center, Dubai Zulekha Hospital, Sharjah
Year 2
Number of Credits: 29 Core Subjects: Bioinformatics & Biostatistics, Bioethics and Intellectual Property Rights, Clinical Genetics and Genetic Counselling, Forensic DNA profiling and Pharmacogenomics. Students also undertake a major project work to apply gained skills
Industry Exposure
Students regularly visit biotechnology, healthcare and food & environmental related industries located in UAE to get field experience: Forensic Lab, Dubai Police Head Quarters, Dubai Department of Anatomy, RAK Medical And Health Sciences University, Ras Al Khaima
Year 2
Number of Credits: 29 Core Subjects: Cell and Tissue Engineering , Bioinformatics & Biostatistics, recombinant DNA technology and products, Bioethics and Intellectual Property Rights & Regenerative Medicine. Students also undertake a major project work to apply gained skills
Placement Areas
DuBiotech Research Park Advanced Biotechnology Center, Dubai Zulekha Hospital, Sharjah
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Dept. of
Biotechnology
such courses at MSc level then they will be exempted from taking such courses Special research labs for Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Cytogenetic and Imaging, Cell and Tissue Engineering, Molecular modelling & Bioinformatics to solve challenging problems of modern biology and Biotechnology Well-equipped with Laminar chambers, Microbial incubator, CO2 incubators, digital imaging system, ELISA reader, Epifluorescence microscope, high speed refrigerated centrifuge, PCR machine, Fluorescent In- situ hybridization (FISH) system and culture storage facilities
Dept. of
Engineering
Year 3
Number of Credits: 49 Core Subjects: Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Design, Water Resources Engineering and Transportation Engineering
PhD Biotechnology
Duration : 3 Years Maximum 6 Years
B Tech Civil Engineering

Duration :4 Years Number of Credits : 200
Objectives
To provide broad training in the fundamentals of biotechnology and offer students advanced training in various specialized fields of biotechnology The program includes involvement of local and international universities, organization and biotech companies To produce internationally competitive researchers who can make significant contributions to the field of Biotechnology To develop skills required to undertake scientific projects of international standards
Objectives
To establish a center of excellence in the engineering areas of International demand To provide industry oriented quality education and training To facilitate the holistic development of the students To organize industrial visits to understand the latest technological developments that are taking place beyond the curriculum To establish linkages and partnerships with industry/R&D Organizations/Other Higher Learning Centers for mutual benefits To provide continuing education opportunities, staff development programs thereby creating a dynamic learning environment
Open Electives
Strength of Materials Advanced Mechanics of Solids Environmental Management Contract Management Advanced Fluid Dynamics Introduction to Finite Element Method of Analysis Introduction to Remote Sensing and GIS
Duration of the program

The duration of the program will be from the time of registration to submission of thesis. The minimum duration for the full-time internal or external candidates shall be 3-years from date of registration and maximum duration shall not exceed 6 years will be based on the recommendation from the Doctoral Advisory Committee (DAC)
Year 4
Number of Credits: 47 Core Subjects: Estimating, Costing and Valuation, Construction Planning, Organization &Equipments, Elements of Earthquake Resistant Design of Structures, Industrial Training and Project work
Labs
Basic Workshop Practice Engineering Physics Lab Problem Solving Using Computers Lab Engineering Chemistry Lab Material Testing Lab Fluid Mechanics Lab Geology Lab Building Design & Drawing Surveying Practice Structural Drawing Computer Lab Soil Mechanics Lab Environmental Engineering Lab
Award of Degree
The candidate will be declared eligible for the award of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, only on the unanimous recommendations of the members of the board of examiners after thesis submission and viva-voce examinations. The successful candidate will get degree from Manipal University India
Program Electives
Advanced Reinforced Concrete Design Advanced Structural Analysis Hydrological Analysis Valuation Engineering Urban Transportation Systems Open Channel Flow and Sediment Transport Solid Waste Management Air Pollution and Control Ground Improvement Techniques Building Code and Requirements Coastal Engineering Introduction to Finite Element Analysis Design of Foundation and Earth Retaining Structures Ground Water Engineering Design of Hydraulic Structures Introduction to Solid Mechanics Bridge Engineering Environmental Impact and Assessment
Post-doctoral Fellows Principle investigators Research Scientists R & D Scientists Bioprocess Experts Forensic Experts Bioinformatician Lecturers & Professors Bio-Product Specialists Manager-Quality Control Manager-Intellectual Property Rights
Eligibility
A candidate seeking admission to the PhD program must have a masters degree with at least 60% marks or 2.75 CGPA in biotechnology, biological sciences, life sciences, microbiology, molecular biology, pharmacology, biochemistry, or plant biology from a recognized university The candidate has to complete a course work of 6-8 credit hours during the first year of research work. The course work may be in from of subjects, attending classes / practical, seminars or self-study which will be suggested by the DAC (Doctoral Advisory Committee). If candidate has already done
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 50 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Mechanics of Solids, Mechanical Engineering Sciences, Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Basic Electrical Technology, Basic Electronics and Engineering Graphics
Civil engineers are involved in monitoring and guiding as well as devising and designing the building of roads, girders, bridges, airports, tunnels, dams, water & sewage systems and other structures. Civil engineering is one of the oldest disciplines of engineering and contains a variety of specialties like structural, water related, environmental, architectural, transportation and geotechnical engineering. Administrative or supervisory jobs are held by many civil engineers while others work in devising, composing, constructing, researching and teaching jobs.
Current Research Interests:

Stem cell technology Neurobiology Bioinformatics & Molecular Modelling Human Genetics Cancer Genetics & Biotherapeutics Microbial biotechnology
Year 2
Number of Credits: 54 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Fluid Mechanics, Structural Analysis, Surveying, Building Science and Technology and Engineering Geology
Research Labs
Approximately 5,000 square feet of laboratory space which is wellequipped with state of the art facilities
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Dept. of
Engineering
Year 2
Number of Credits: 51 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Analog Electronic Circuits, Network Analysis, Logic Design, Computer Organization & Architecture, Signals and Systems, IC Systems, Microprocessors & Microcontrollers, Digital System Design & HDL and Electromagnetic Waves
Dept. of
Engineering
Communication & Networks, Language Processors, Network Protocols and Parallel Architecture & Programming. Lab Advanced Internet Technology Object Oriented Analysis & Design Lab
B Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering

B Tech Computer Science & Engineering

Objectives
To establish a center of excellence in the engineering areas of International demand To provide industry oriented quality education and training To facilitate the all round development of students To organize the industrial visits to understand the latest technological developments that are taking place beyond the curriculum To establish linkages and partnerships with industry/R&D Organizations/Other Higher Learning Centers for mutual benefits To provide continuing education opportunities, staff development programs thereby creating a dynamic learning environment
Open Electives
Introduction to Communication Systems Transducers and Instrumentation Consumer Electronics Introduction to Microprocessors (not for circuit branches) MEMS Technology Microcontrollers and Applications Electronic Product Design and Packaging Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic
Objectives
To establish a center of excellence in the engineering areas of International demand To provide industry oriented quality education and training To facilitate the holistic development of the students To organize industrial visits to understand the latest technological developments that are taking place beyond the curriculum To establish linkages and partnerships with industry/R&D Organizations/Other Higher Learning Centers for mutual benefits To provide continuing education opportunities, staff development programs thereby creating a dynamic learning environment
Year 4
Number of Credits: 48 Core Subjects: Distributed Computing Systems, Advanced Internet Technology, Object Oriented Analysis & Design using UML, Industrial Training and Project work
Computer scientists and computer engineers change the world by designing, building and deploying innovative solutions to real-world problems. They design and build hardware and software systems, develop effective ways to solve problems (such as extracting knowledge from massive amounts of data, deploying robots in the real world, or devising new approaches to security and privacy), and invent new and better ways to use computers to address challenges such as decoding the human genome, making transportation more efficient, revolutionizing health care, empowering people in the developing world, transforming education, and building videogames. Computer Science & Engineering students come from a wide variety of backgrounds, and typically enjoy math, science and English. An increasing number of universities and employers see successful completion of a computer science course as a sign of academic well-roundedness.
Year 3
Number of Credits: 51 Core Subjects: Analog and Digital Communication, Digital Signal Processing, VLSI Design, Antennas, Communication Networks, Microwave Components & Devices, Linear and Digital Control Systems and Embedded System Design,
Labs
Basic Workshop Practice Engineering Physics Lab Problem Solving Using Computers Lab Engineering Chemistry Lab Digital Electronics Lab Signals & Circuits Simulation Lab Microprocessor Lab Electronic Circuit Design Lab VLSI Lab Digital Signal Processing Lab Embedded System Design Lab Communication Lab Power Electronics Lab
Program Electives
Advanced Database Systems Cryptography and Network Security Building Enterprise Application Unix System Programming Software Testing and Analysis Artificial Intelligence C# Programming and NET Concepts Developing Enterprise Application using JEE Technologies Storage Device Technology Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems Data Warehousing and Data Mining Multimedia Applications Business Intelligence and Applications Embedded Systems Design of UNIX Operating System Software Architecture Bio-informatics
Year 4
Number of Credits: 48 Core Subjects: Communication Systems, Power Electronics, Wireless Communication, Information Theory and Coding, Industrial Training and Project work
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 50 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Mechanics of Solids, Mechanical Engineering Sciences, Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Basic Electrical Technology, Basic Electronics and Engineering Graphics.
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 50 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Mechanics of Solids, Mechanical Engineering Sciences, Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Basic Electrical Technology, Basic Electronics and Engineering Graphics.
Electronics and Communication Engineering is one of the largest and fastest growing industries. It covers a wide range of applications we use daily and which make our life easier and enjoyable such as Television, Radio, computers, mobile phones, telecommunication etc. Electronics has a major role in improving productivity in industries like oil, energy, agriculture and so many other important sectors of economy. An electronics engineer will work in team with other specialists to design, fabricate, produce, test and supervise the manufacture of complex products and systems i.e electronic equipment and components for a number of industries including hospitals, computer industry, electronic data processing systems for communication and in defense etc. Candidates having a creative and inventive mind and also are good at physics and mathematics gererally find electronics engineering a challenging and lucrative career.
Program Electives
Advanced Microprocessors and Microcontrollers VLSI/ULSI Process Technology Digital Measurement Techniques Electronic System Design Advanced Broadcasting and Display Techniques Cipher Systems ASIC Design Bio MEMS and Micro sensors Optical Fiber Communication Digital Speech Processing Advanced Digital Signal Processing Mobile Communication Queuing Theory Time-Frequency and Wavelet Transforms Advanced Embedded System Design Analog and Mixed Signal Design Soft Computing Techniques DSP Algorithms and Architectures Low Power VLSI Design System on Chip Design Data Communication Networking Spread Spectrum Communications Digital Image Processing Error Control Coding Microwave Integrated Circuits Material Science for Micro and Nano Electronics
Open Electives
Principles of Programming Languages Programming in C++ Programming in Java Linux Basics and Programming Web 2.0 and Rich Internet Applications Information Retrieval Database Management Systems Principles of Software Engineering
Year 2
Number of Credits: 49 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Computer Organization & Design, Switching Theory & Logic Design, Data Structures using C, Object Oriented Programming using C++, Formal Languages and Automata Theory, Relational Database Management Systems, Microprocessors and Event Driven Programming using Java.
Labs
Basic Workshop Practice Engineering Physics Lab Problem Solving Using Computers Lab Engineering Chemistry Lab Switching Theory & Logic Design Lab Using VHDL Data Structures Using C Lab Object Oriented Programming using C++ Lab Microprocessors Lab Java Programming Lab Relational Database Management Systems Lab Design & Analysis of Algorithms Computer Graphics Lab Language Processors Lab Computer Networks
Year 3
Number of Credits: 53 Core Subjects: Design and Implementation of Programming Languages, Design & Analysis of Algorithms, Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Operating System & Linux, Computer
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Engineering
Drawing, Applied Thermodynamics, Dynamics of Machinery, Mechanical Design & Fluid Mechanics
Dept. of
Engineering
Science, Analog System Design, Design of Machine Elements, Theory of Machines and Digital System Design
B Tech Mechanical Engineering

B Tech Mechatronics Engineering

Objectives
To establish a center of excellence in the engineering areas of International demand To provide industry oriented quality education and training To facilitate the all round development of students To organize the industrial visits to understand the latest technological developments that are taking place beyond the curriculum To establish linkages and partnerships with industry/R&D Organizations/ Other Higher Learning Centers for mutual benefits To provide continuing education opportunities, staff development programs thereby creating a dynamic learning environment
Labs
Basic Workshop Practice Engineering Physics Lab Problem Solving Using Computers Lab Engineering Chemistry Lab Strength of Materials Lab Workshop Practice Computer Aided Mechanical Drawing Mechanical Lab Metrology and Machine Tool Lab Fluid Mechanics Lab CAD Lab Heat Transfer and Vibration Lab
Objectives
Labs
Basic Workshop Practice Engineering Physics Lab Problem Solving Using Computers Lab Engineering Chemistry Lab Machine Shop Strength of Materials Lab Mechanical Drawing PLC Lab Integrated Electronics Lab Micro Controllers Lab Metrology and Measurements Lab CIM and Automation Lab Electronic Measurements and Instrumentation Lab Mechatronics Lab
Year 3
Number of Credits: 51 Core Subjects: Computer Aided Design, Mechanical Design, Turbo Machines, Advanced Manufacturing, Metrology and Instrumentation, Heat Transfer, Automobile Engineering, Elements of Mechatronics and Machine Tool Technology
Year 3
Number of Credits: 51 Core Subjects: Fluid Mechanics and Machines, Metrology and Measurements, Control Systems, Introduction to Signal Processing, Micro Controller and Applications, Industrial Robotics, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems, Computer Integrated Manufacturing and Electronic Measurements & Instrumentation
Mechanical engineering provides a base of knowledge and training that can be applied in many areas. Mechanical Engineers are most wanted by all the industry types for designing, developing, testing, implementing and maintaining new technologies that increase the productivity of machineries, tools and equipments used in all types of industries. They can also serve in automotive technology, electromechanical field, refrigeration and air conditioning, fluid mechanics, power stations, railways, aeronautical divisions, research organizations, chemical field, constructions and many more. They can opt for private organizations, public sector companies or government enterprises to enhance their skills and grow in this career. They can attain a Masters Degree in any of the relevant subjects they want to specialize in. There are many courses offered at the Post Graduation level.
Year 4
Number of Credits: 45 Core Subjects: Production and Operation Management, Mechanical Vibration, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Industrial Training and Project work
Mechatronics Engineering is the combination of Mechanical, Electrical and Computer technologies. It is a relatively new field of engineering with many exciting developments such as internet control of machines, autonomous robots and engine management systems. There is, and will continue to be, a strong demand for Mechatronics engineers who are capable of designing, implementing and operating these systems to meet an increasing need in industry where complexity of projects is done with limited resources.
Year 4
Number of Credits: 46 Core Subjects: Production and Operation Management, Autotronics, MEMS, Intelligent Controllers, Industrial Training and Project work
Program Structure
Year 1
Program Electives
Friction and Wear Internal Combustion Engines Theory and Air Pollution Power Plant Engineering Automatic Control Engineering Finite Element Methods Heat Treatment and Engineering Alloys Computational Fluid Dynamics Pneumatics and Hydraulics Mathematical Modeling of Mechanical Systems Renewable Energy Systems Jet Propulsion and Rocket Technology Nano Technology
Program Structure
Year 1
Program Electives
Nano Technology Industrial Product Design and Packaging Digital Signal Processing Applications Embedded System and Design Mechanical Vibrations Design of Manufacture
Year 2
Number of Credits: 54 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Basic Engineering Thermodynamics, Kinematics of Machinery, Manufacturing Process, Strength of Materials, Materials Science and Metallurgy, Mechanical
Open Electives
Corrosion Engineering Networks and Project Management Engineering Design Optimization Composite Materials Operations Research Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Year 2
Number of Credits: 53 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Thermodynamics, Elements of Mechatronics Systems, Material
Open Electives
Corrosion Engineering Networks and Project Management Engineering Design Optimization Composite Materials Operations Research Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
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Engineering
Machine Drawing-I, Automotive transmission system, Automotive Electrical Systems, Theory of Machines, Mechanical Design-I, Open Elective -I, Computer Aided Drawing
Dept. of
Engineering
Program Structure
Year 1
Core Subjects: Applied Numerical Methods, Manufacturing Materials, Theory of Metal Cutting, Fluid Power Automation, Advanced Manufacturing Techniques, Research Methodology & Technical Communication, Design of Manufacturing Tools , Advanced CNC Systems and Automation, Program Elective I, Program Elective II, Program Elective III, Open Elective, Seminar
B Tech Automobile Engineering

M Tech Manufacturing Engineering & Technology

Objectives
Open Electives
Corrosion Engineering Networks & Project Management Engineering Design Optimization Composite Materials Operations Research Refrigeration & Air Conditioning
Objectives
To impart the necessary background knowledge of the state of the art developments in all areas of Manufacturing Engineering. To design positions those require skillful and imaginative solutions to solve engineering problems in their specializations. To provide with good computational knowledge and exposed to mechanical engineering software. To provide a sound and in-depth training in various aspects of design for manufacture, testing, control and evaluation of Manufacturing. To synthesize and apply the concepts learnt To provide experience in team-based engineering design projects The emphasis is on mathematical modelling and the application of quantitative techniques associated with design, manufacturing, optimization, probability and statistics to the design and operation of the systems. To prepare professionals with advanced knowledge of their respective field so that they can serve the industry and R&D organisations and can take up an academic careers, and pursue further studies.
Mechanical Engineers specialized in Manufacturing Engineering & Technology are most wanted by many industries for designing, developing, quality control, testing, implementing, maintaining and manufacturing new technologies that increase the productivity of machineries, tools and equipment. Manufacturing engineers are involved with the process of manufacturing from planning to packaging of the finished product. They work with tools such as robots, programmable and numerical controllers, and vision system to fine tune assembly, packaging, and shipping facilities. They examine flow and the process of manufacturing, looking for ways to streamline production, improve turnaround, and reduce costs. Often, a manufacturing engineer will work with a prototype, usually created electronically with computers, to plan the final manufacturing process. In a globally competitive marketplace, it is the job of the manufacturing engineer to figure out methods and systems to produce a product in an efficient, costeffective way to provide a marketing edge for the final product.Students can enroll for research programs which lead to Ph.D. in the area of Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Non Tradition Machining Process, Foundry and Welding Technology etc.
Year 3
Number of credits: 52 Core Subjects: Mechanical Design-II, Control Theory, Automotive chassis & Suspension, Pneumatics and Hydraulics, Metrology, Fluid Mechanics, Automotive Machine Shop-I, Combustion and Heat Transfer, Mechatronics & Microprocessor, Vibrations, Program Elective-I, Program Elective-II, Open Elective-II, Automotive Machine Shop-II.
Labs
Basic Workshop Practice Engineering Physics lab Problem Solving Using Computers Lab Engineering Chemistry Lab Machine Drawing-I Automotive Engines Lab Analog & Digital Electronics Lab Computer Aided Drawing Thermal Engineering Laboratory Materials Testing Lab Automotive Transmission Laboratory Automotive Machine Shop-I Automotive Machine Shop- II Cad/Cam Lab Hydrulics, Pneumatic And Productiontechnology Lab Heat Transfer & Vehicle Testing Lab CNC Machining Lab
Year 2
Project Work
Year 4
Number of credits 52 Core Subjects: Essential of Management & Engineering Economics, Vehicle Body Engineering & Aerodynamics, Computer Integrated Manufacturing. Engine Management & Navigation System, Program Elective-III, Program ElectiveIV, Seminar, Industrial Training / Visits, Project Work / Practice School.
Program Electives
Finite Element Methods Advanced Welding Technology Computer Aided Inspection Industrial Robotics Image Processing in Manufacturing Nano Technology
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 50 Core Subjects: Engineering Mathematics I&II, Mechanics of Solids, Mechanical Engineering Sciences, Engineering Physics, Engineering Chemistry, Basic Electrical Technology, Basic Electronic, Communication skills in English, Basic Workshop Practice, Environmental Studies, Problem Solving Using Computers
Automobile engineers are involved in the design, manufacture and operation of ground-based vehicles, such as motorcycles, automobiles, buses and trucks and their respective engineering subsystems. Students can design and development of visual interpretations of automobiles and their components using computeraided design packages. They can work on the most appropriate materials for component production of various parts of Automobiles. Students will apply mechanical, thermodynamic, pneumatic, hydraulic and electrical principles to resolve engineering problems and find appropriate solutions. Also, they can be involved in building prototypes of components, developing test procedures and conducting tests using software packages and physical testing methods. The students with B. Tech. in Automobile Engineering can enroll for Masters program in similar field anywhere in the world.
Open Electives
Robust Product Design Design Optimization Computational Fluid Dynamics Damage Assessment through NDT and Evaluation Corrosion Science Total Quality Management
Program Electives
Advanced Manufacturing Technology Finite Element Methods Composite Materials Industrial Robotics Auto Air-conditioning Alternative Energy Sources for Automotives Vehicle Transport Management Automotive Pollution & Control Earth Moving Equipments & Farm Machinery Tribology Theory & design of Jigs and Fixtures Quality Control & Reliability Engineering Conventional & NonConventional Energy System and Automobile Engineering
Year 2
Number of credits 52 Core Subjects: Engineering MathematicsIII & IV, Automotive engines and Autotronics., Computer Aided Design, Material science and Metallurgy, Thermodynamics, Production Technique,
Labs
Advanced Material Testing Lab Geometric Modeling Lab Manufacturing Engineering Lab Finite Element Analysis Lab
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Engineering
Dept. of
M Tech Digital Electronics & Advanced Communication

Certificate in Interior Design (CID)

Objectives
To develop Communication engineers to meet the increasing demand of manpower in the field of Communication Technology. To develop world class professionals equipped with all aspects of VLSI/ nanometer scale IC and ASIC design methodologies To expose students to the complexities and design methodologies of current and advanced IC design technologies To impart in depth knowledge of Communication Engineering Theory and Practice sessions by exposing them to various fields like optical Networking, Signal processing, Advanced Radiation Systems, Digital Communication, etc., To prepare professionals with advanced knowledge of their respective field so that they can serve the industry and R&D organisations and can take up an academic careers, and pursue further studies.
Program Structure
Year 1
Core Subjects: Probability, Random Variables and Stochastic Processes, Advanced Digital Communication, Analog & RF VLSI Design, Processor architecture and applications, Detection and Estimation theory, Research Methodology, Wireless Communication, Advanced Digital Signal Processing, Program Elective - I, Program Elective II, Program Elective III, Open Elective, DEAC Laboratory II, Seminar
Labs
DEAC Laboratory-I DEAC Laboratory- II
Objectives
To introduce students to the fundamentals of design from a practical and historical viewpoint To create an awareness of the various graphical tools to be used by the interior designer to communicate his / her design philosophy into practical reality To institute good analytical, Design communicative & interpersonal skills to work in a multifaceted Design industry To provide a platform to pursue specialised higher education in Design field
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 30 Core Subjects: Interior Design, Graphics & CAD for Interior Design, Construction Techniques & Materials in Interior Design , Research Project, Professional Practice
Interior Designer / Consultant for Residential and Commercial Interior Design Marketing, Promotion, Facility Management and Development Junior Interior Designers in department stores and retail outlets & Independent Practice or consulting business Space planner, Product Sales representative Designer in textiles, lighting and furnishings Real Estate Marketing
Many career opportunities are available for students of M.Tech. - Digital Electronics & Advanced Communication in a variety of industries. M Tech is highly regarded as the best steppingstone to the world of path breaking research and development in Science and Technology. Students can enroll for research programs which lead to Ph.D. in the area of Digital Signal Processing, VLSI or Wireless Communication etc. They will have very good opportunities in the R&D fields. An electronics engineer will work in team with other specialists to design, fabricate, produce, test and supervise the manufacture of complex products and systems i.e electronic equipment and components for a number of industries including hospitals, computer industry, electronic data processing systems for communication and in defense etc. Candidates having a creative and inventive mind and also are good at physics and mathematics will probably find electronics engineering a challenging and lucrative career.
Labs
Materials & Construction Lab: Facilitated with Material Library and equipment to provide hands on experience in Carpentry Computer Aided Design Lab: Equipped with latest software to meet the standards of the Design Industry
Year 2
Project Work
Program Electives
Optical Fiber Communication Radar Systems Data Compression CAD Tools for VLSI High Speed Digital Design System on Chip Design Coding Theory Digital Speech Processing Embedded System Design Digital Image Processing Communication Networks and Protocols
Open Electives
ARM Processor and Application Nano-electronics Neural Networks and Fuzzy Logic
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Dept. of
BA Interior Design
Bachelor of Architecture (B Arch)

Duration : 5 Years Number of Credits : 250 Recognised by : Council of Architecture, India
Objectives
To institute good analytical, design, communicative & interpersonal skills to work in a multifaceted Design industry To develop and present design proposals through state of the art presentation media To nurture creative expression and innovation in work within a structured curriculum that balances academia and industry, through creative and visionary planning of Design solutions with cutting-edge art and technology To prepare working drawings and specifications for non-load bearing interior construction, materials, finishes, space planning, furnishings, fixtures and equipment
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 40 Core Subjects: Introduction to Visual Arts & Basic Design / Interior Design , Building Construction & Materials , Graphics for Interiors, History A perspective into interiors
Labs
Materials & Construction Lab: Facilitated with Material Library and equipment to provide hands-on experience in Carpentry Computer Aided Design Lab: Equipped with latest software to meet the standards of the Design Industry Product Design Lab : A workshop for students to evolve innovative products through paper modelling, pottery & carpentry
Objectives
To institute good analytical, Design communicative & interpersonal skills to work in a multifaceted Design industry To nurture creative expression and innovation in work within a structured curriculum that balances academia and industry to train professionals to cater to the present day needs of designing and construction of Built Environment To undertake research and offer architectural and interior design consultancy, with particular reference to the Middle East region and UAE in particular To disseminate the knowledge and skills obtained through academic exposure, research and consultancy to the people of this region and to the professionals in the field of the building industry and architecture in particular
Year 2
Number of Credits : 51 Core Subjects: Architectural Design, Building Construction & Materials Structures, Computer Aided Design , Building Services, Principles of Architecture, Surveying & Levelling
Year 5
Number of Credits : 42 Core Subjects: Practice School ( Professional Training )
Labs
Materials & Construction Lab: Facilitated with Material Library and equipment to provide hands on experience in Carpentry Computer Aided Design Lab: Equipped with latest software to meet the standards of the Design Industry Product Design Lab : A workshop for students to evolve innovative products through paper modelling, pottery & carpentry
Year 2
Number of Credits : 42 Core Subjects: Interior Design Residential / Commercial Design, Computer Aided Design, Building Services for Interiors, Building Construction & Materials
Year 3
Number of Credits : 52 Core Subjects: Architectural Design, Building Construction & Materials, Structures, Computer Aided Design , Building Services, Principles of Architecture, Surveying & Levelling Landscape Architecture & Ecology Design Management, Project Management, Ecology & Landscape Elements
Interior Designer / Consultant Facilities Manager and Facility Developer / Event Manager / Space Planner Designer in department stores, retail outlets and Real Estate Marketing Product Designer in lighting and furnishings Specialized Designer / Consultant for Furniture Design & Interior utilities
Year 3
Number of Credits : 45 Core Subjects: Interior Design Institutional Design / Dissertation, Design Management, Project Management, Ecology & Landscape Elements, Practical Training (two months)
Electives
Business Management Product Design Specialised Courses in Built Environment
Careers for an Architectural Graduate:

Independent Architectural Design Practice/ Construction Conglomerate Specialist Consultant as Landscape Architect / Urban Designer Marketing Consultant Construction Project Managers Government & related agencies Space planner & Set Designers Architectural Journalism and Publication Architectural Academician Architectural & Historic Conservation Architectural Photographer Facility Management and Development Specialized Designer / Consultant for Furniture Design & Interior utilities for companies
Specializations
Business Management Product Design
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 54 Core Subjects: Architectural Design , Visual Arts & Basic Design, Building Construction & Materials, Architectural Graphics, History of Architecture, Structures
Year 4
Number of Credits : 51 Core Subjects: Architectural Design, Interior Design & Detailing, Specialised courses in Built Environment Building Code & Byelaws, Principles of Urban Design Research Techniques, Human Settlements, Thesis
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Dept. of
Dept. of
Management Studies
MA Interior Design
Bachelor of Hotel Management, Travel & Tourism

Objectives
To institute good analytical, design, communicative & interpersonal skills to work in a multifaceted Design industry To develop and present design proposals through impressive/ state of the art presentation media To offer a Masters degree in Interior Design professionals seeking advanced study in areas of specialization in varied Interior Design Typologies through design research
Year 2 Number of Credits : 32 Core Subjects: Design Thesis Research, Design Thesis Project, Industry Attachment
Interior Designer / Consultant Project Coordinator Facilities Manager and Facility Developer / Event Manager / Space Planner Designer in Commercial outlets Product Designer Academician
Objectives
To enable the students to understand the underlying processes affecting hospitality and tourism as a specific socio-economic phenomenon and discipline, by familiarizing the ways in which industry firms respond to trends, tourist motivations and external influences To provide the students the opportunity to acquire relevant knowledge and cultivate global competencies with an understanding of basic geographical skills, key cultural concepts, processes and strategic travel management in order to seek gainful employment in the sector
Program Structure
Year 1 Number of Credits: 40 Core Subjects: Introduction to Business, Principles of Marketing, Financial Accounting, Food & Beverage Production, Principles of Microeconomics, Principles of Management, Principles of Macroeconomics, Consumer Behaviour, Management Accounting Year 2 Number of Credits: 40 Core Subjects: Introduction to Tourism & Hospitality Management, Managing Tourism Demand & Behaviour, Tourism Management & the Environment, Accommodation Management, Food & Beverage Management, Legal Aspects of Business, Research Methods in Tourism & Hospitality, HR Management in Tourism Industry, Resort & Hotel Operations, IT in Hotel & Tourism Business
Year 3 Number of Credits: 40 Core Subjects: Travel Agency & Tour Operation, PR & Communication, Facility & Event Management, Entrepreneurship Development, Risk & Innovation in Tourism & Hospitality, Internship & Dissertation
Labs
Materials & Construction Lab: Facilitated with Material Library and equipment to provide hands on experience in Carpentry. Computer Aided Design Lab: Equipped with latest software to meet the standards of the Design Industry
Graduates are often able to use their business knowledge and customer service skills to start careers in hotel management, event planning or tourism-related endeavors. Because of the global nature of the field, the program prepares students to work in settings around the world. Students might spend time learning another language or, in some cases, traveling abroad to experience destination travel. Entrepreneurial careers in Travel Agency Management & Tour Operations Management and other service sectors are also open to students.
Program Structure
Year 1 Number of Credits : 32 Core Subjects: Design Future: Interior Design, Research Methodology and Principles of Design Research, Materials and Design Innovation, Regional Design and Methodological Study in UAE
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Dept. of
Management Studies
Management, Legal Environment of Business, Principles of Human Resources Management, Principles of Financial Management, International Business Management, Quantitative Methods of Decision Making, Management Information System, Project Management, Entrepreneurship, Business Research Methods Management, International Business Environment, International Marketing Management, International Economics, Multi Cultural Business Relations, International Organization & Export Human Resources Management Human Resources Development, Performance Management, Management of Change, Strategic Human Resources Management, Management Development and Team Building, Organizational Development, Human Capital Management Information Systems Management Introduction to Database Management System, Management Support System, E-Commerce Business Models, Enterprise Resource Planning, Supply Chain Management, Multimedia Systems, Networks & Storage Management
Dept. of
Management Studies
Specializations
(Any five subjects from 1 selected specialization) Finance Strategic Financial Management, Banking & Financial Services, Security Analysis and Portfolio Management, International Finance, Financial Derivates, Real Estate Finance & Investment, Management of Financial Institutions, Mergers & Acquisitions and Corporate Restructuring Marketing Advertising and Sales Promotion, Product and Brand Management, Consumer Behavior, Integrated Marketing Communication, Services Marketing, Digital Marketing, International Marketing Management and Documentation, Strategic Marketing Human Resources Human Resources Development, Organizational Development, Labor Legislation & Administration, Strategic Human Resources Management, Compensation Management, International Human Resources Management, Human Capital Management, Organizational Theory & Design Operations Technology Management, Strategic Operations Management, Management of Services, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Materials Planning & Control, Project Management, Total Quality Management, Facilities Management Information Technology Information Storage & Management, ERP, Database Design, Project Management Standard Processes, Software Systems Analysis & Design, E-commerce Business Models, Cloud Infrastructure & Services, Backup & Recovery Systems and Architecture Healthcare Management Healthcare Marketing, Hospital Planning & Management Accounting, Operations Management in Healthcare, Quality Management in Healthcare, Management of HR in Healthcare, Legal & Ethical Issues in Healthcare Management, Medical Records & Documentation Procedure, Health Information Systems
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Objectives
To educate and train the students in management, economics, accounting, communication, quantitative and information technology skills To create an awareness of the complex global business operations To provide basic knowledge and skills in various functional areas like marketing, finance, human resources, information technology and international business To provide specialized knowledge in finance, marketing, international business, accounting human resources management and information systems and e-commerce
Objectives
To acquaint the participants with the basic economic, accounting, communication, analytical and information technology skills To provide a holistic approach and skills to manage the essential resources and the people of the organizations To create an awareness of the complex global business operations and governmental environment in which business operates To provide knowledge and skills in various management functions such as marketing, finance, operations, and human resources management To enable the participants to apply all the skills and knowledge acquired in the program to solve the real life business problems To provide specialized knowledge in marketing, finance, human resources, operations, IT and healthcare management
Year 3
Number of Credits: 48 Business Policy and Strategy, Internship/Project Work, Case Analysis and Group Project, Summer Project
Specializations
Accounting Cost Accounting, Principles of Auditing, Principles of Taxation, International Accounting, Accounting Information Systems, Advanced Accounting, Forensic Accounting Finance Financial Markets and Institutions, Investment Management, Real Estate Investments, Banking Operations Management, International Financial Management, Insurance and Risk Management, Bank Treasury Management Marketing Consumer Behavior, International Marketing Management, Strategic Marketing, Services Marketing, Retailing Management, Digital Marketing, Integrated Marketing Communications International Business Management International Accounting, International Financial
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 36 Principles of Micro Economics, Mathematics for Business, English Communication, Principles of Management, Principles of Macro Economics, Statistics for Business, Financial Accounting, Principles of Marketing, Organizational Behaviour, Report Writing for Business, Arabic, Computer & Internet Applications
Labs
Computer Application and Internet Applications practical work in the Year 1 (Semester 1 & 2) MS-Excel classes conducted in the Year 3 (Semester 6) for handson-training on statistical analysis related to project work
MBA Graduates can pursue a diverse range of careers in sectors ranging from banking & financial services, retail, FMCG, consumer durables, IT enabled services, media & entertainment, advertising, telecom and hospitality. There are multiple opportunities in sales & marketing, finance, operations, HR and business development which are available to fresh MBA graduates.
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 24 Management Process and Organizational Behavior, Managerial Economics, Managerial Accounting, Human Resources Management, Operations Management, Marketing Management, Managerial Finance, Advanced Business Research Methods
Some of the career options open to BBA graduates are as follows - assistant account representatives, first-level supervisory positions, financial analysts, stock brokers, customer service representatives, human resource assistants, logistics supervisor/assistant, Ad copy writers, content management assistant, sales officers in banks and trading companies etc.
Year 2
Number of Credits: 36 Economy and Business in UAE, Management Accounting, Principles of Operations
Year 2
Number of Credits: 46 (Including Dissertation & Case Study) Entrepreneurial Management, Information Systems Management, Business Policy & Strategy
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Dept. of

Year 2
Number of Credits: 40 Credits Core Subjects: Fundamentals of Advertising & Public Relations, Graphics & Design for Media, Radio Production & Drama: Theory & Practice, Fundamentals of Multi-Media Systems, Principles of Media Management, Introduction to Photography, Introduction to Mass Media Research, Project I (Basic Photography), Basic Film & Video Production, Print: Editing, Design & Layout, Contemporary Literature & Media Criticism, Human Communication: Media & Society, Application of Research & Survey Techniques for Media, Project II (Magazine: Content & Layout)
Core Subjects - Television & Video Production: Sound for Moving Images, Television Studio Production, Film & Television Studies, Writing for Documentaries & Short Films, Video Editing & Re-Directing, Project III (Video Magazine), Lighting & Visual Effects for Video, Electronic News Gathering, Creative Video for Advertising, Video Compositing & DVD Authoring, Final Project (Docu-Drama/ Documentary)
Dept. of

Specializations
Journalism (Print and Electronic Media) Advertising, Corporate Communication & Event Management Electronic Programming (Production and Media Planning) Core Subjects - Journalism (Print and Electronic Media): Reporting & Interviews: Process and Techniques, Advanced Journalistic Writing, Electronic Journalism, Editing, Design and Layout, Reporting & Interviews: Process and Techniques II, Electronic Journalism II, Editing, Design and Layout II, Photojournalism, Final Project Core Subjects- Advertising, Corporate Communication & Event Management: Advertising Campaign Planning & Strategies, Public Relations: Principles and Practices, Corporate Communication: Principles and Practices, Media Planning and Buying, Advanced Advertising Campaign Planning & Strategies, Brand Management & Positioning, Event Management: Planning, Execution & Marketing, Advanced Promotional Writing, Final Project Core Subjects - Electronic Programming (Production and Media Planning): Scriptwriting, Introduction to Sound, Electronic Editing: Theory & Practice, Graphic & Animation, Project II, Writing for Electronic News & Script Analysis, Single & Multi Camera Television Dramatic Pilot, Directing for Television & Directing: Mise-en-scene, Film and/ or Television: Style Analysis & Genre, Final Project
BA Media & Communication

MA Media & Communication

Objectives
To be an able and effective professional communicator To get an overall exposure of the media and communications industry To build competency in the areas of print & electronic media, multi-media, animation, graphics, layout, design, special effects, advertising, public relations and event management industry To be in a position to recognize their own aptitude and potential to choose their future career in media through appropriate specialization options
Objectives
To develop the students ability to explore, develop and acquire outof-box-thinking, express original ideas, understand complexities of human communication & creative expression, and dynamics of social interaction, to instil a thorough understanding of the technical and aesthetic aspects of media production To provide individual and group production making experiences and the opportunity to learn all aspects of media in a collaborative environment To gain a sense of importance and need for systematic approach to disciplines of Research Design and Methodology
Labs
Multi Camera Television Studio Production Control Room Post Production Lab Graphics and Multimedia Lab News Room Sound Recording Lab
Advertising or marketing specialist, copy writer, media planner, creative director, media sales representative, media researcher Broadcasting station manager, film editor, news director, news writer, technical director, presenter, news anchor, public relations manager, casting director, news producer, business manager, and talk show host. Corporate public affairs specialist, reporter, editor, newscaster, script writer, publisher, news service researcher and technical writer Director, producer, production manager, publicity manager, media manager, media relations co-coordinator and media & audience analyst Media trainers, corporate communicators, multimedia designers, graphic designer, web & print production designer, and graphic animators
Labs
Multi Camera Television Studio, Production Control Room, Post Production Lab, Graphics and Multimedia Lab, News Room, Sound Recording Lab
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 38 Credits Core Subjects : Introduction to Human Communication & Presentation
On completion of the program a student will be eligible for entry level executive as well as a media professional such as reporter, sub-editor, production executive, content developers, advertising executive, public relations executive and event managers in a wide variety of media organizations. However, it is advisable for students to acquire higher academic qualifications in the areas of media and communications. The rationale for this suggestion is that students must aim at being the decision makers to shape the media of the future and not settle at being media workers. The advantage of higher academic learning is that they will focus on analytical, critical thinking processes rather than on professional skills and that is a highly desirable quality for leadership positions in media organizations. However, there are immense opportunities in the media industry for immediate engagement after graduation. These are: Advertising or marketing specialist, copy writer, media planner, creative director, media sales representative, media researcher Broadcasting station manager, film editor, news director, news writer, technical director, presenter, news anchor, public relations manager, casting director, news producer, business manager, and talk show host Corporate public affairs specialist, reporter, editor, newscaster, script writer, publisher, news service researcher and technical writer Director, producer, production manager, publicity manager, media manager, media relations cocoordinator and media & audience analyst Media trainers, corporate communicators, multimedia designers, graphic designer, web & print production designer, and graphic animators
Year 3
Number of Credits: 38 Credits
Specializations
Advertising & Event Management, Graphics & Animation, Print Media & Electronic Journalism, Television & Video Production Core Subjects - Advertising & Event Management: Advertising: Account Planning & Management, Copy Writing: Skills & Techniques, Consumer Behaviour: Theory & Principles, On-line & Social Media Advertising, Public Relations: Planning & Execution of PR Exercise, Project III (Social Service Advertising), Advertising Campaign: Planning & Execution, Advertising: Media Planning & Buying, Event Management: Theory & Policy for Planned Events, Fundamentals of Integrated Marketing Communications, Final Project (Event Management: Planning, Marketing & Execution) Core Subjects- Graphics & Animation: Design Basics, 2D Animation & Graphics, 3D Modelling, Principles of Animation & Video Compositing, Web Development, Project III (Graphics & Web Design), Digital Art & Movie Making Tools, Story Telling Techniques for Animation, 3D Animation & Rendering, Pre-production for Animation, Final Project (Animation) Core Subjects- Print Media & Electronic Journalism: Print: News Reporting & Editing, Fundamentals of On-line Journalism, Development Journalism, Political & Current Issues in Journalism, Photojournalism, Project III (Citizen Journalism Blog: Layout & Content), Broadcast Journalism: Writing, Reporting & Producing, Sports Journalism, Entertainment Journalism, Business & Financial Journalism, Final Project (Magazine: Content, Layout & Design)
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 32 Credits Core Subjects : Human Communication: Cultural Studies & Media Literacy, Concepts of Electronic Media & Production, Media Economics & Enterprise Management, Psychology of Media and Human Relations, Media & Communication Research, Writing for Mass Media, Visual Expression, Media and Contemporary Issues: Case Studies, Project I
Skills
ECDL/ICDL: IT Competency Certification, Visual Communication: Principles & Practice, Film Appreciation, Writing for Media & English for Media Professionals, Economics: Fundamentals, Contemporary History: World & Art Movement, Functional Arabic, Basic Graphics & Design for Media, Fundamentals of Event Management, Introduction to Psychology for Media, New Media: Tools & Practice, Introduction to Journalistic Reporting and Writing, Arabic - Interview Technique: Principles & Practices, Political Science & International Relations
Year 2
Number of Credits: 32 Credits
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Dept. of
Certificate in Graphics & Multimedia

BSc Information Systems & Management

Objectives
The certificate program in Graphics and Multimedia is designed to help students to develop skills and knowledge in graphics and multimedia tools and techniques. The program provides a wide range of knowledge to build a career in the fast growing graphics and multimedia industry. With the one year certification students can acquire the skills in graphic designing, web designing and development, 2D and 3D animation and excel in areas like advertising, graphics, movie making, game development and cartoon making. Students are also eligible to join undergraduate programs.
Program Structure
Courses: Graphics Designing, Web graphics and Publishing, 2D Animation, Digital Movie and Sound Making, Action Script, 3D Animation, and Games Development and Projects Tools: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Audition, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Flash Professional, Maya, 3ds Max, Flash & Sound Forge, Advanced Game Development Tools
Labs
Multimedia Lab: The Lab is well equipped with high-end workstations (both Windows and MAC) and advanced multimedia application tools
Objectives
The three year undergraduate degree program in Information Systems and Management (ISM) prepares the next generation of technology managers to lead enterprises in innovative ways. The ISM program was developed from the ground up as blended businesstechnology program. Through this program, students develop better planning, management and technical abilities necessary for leading a thriving organization in todays complex digital world.
On completion of the program students will have the opportunity to find their career path in the field of Graphic Designing, Advertising, Web Designing & Development, 2-D and 3-D Animation, Game Development, Cartoon Development and many more
Highlights
Well Equipped Multimedia Labs Hands-on Training experience Regular interaction with leading Industry professionals Internship opportunities and Project Work
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits : 37 Core Courses: Computer Application, Graphics Design , Problem Solving Techniques, IT Essentials(CISCO), Principles of management, Statistics, Database, Computer Programming, Financial Management
Year 2
Number of Credits: 35 Core Courses: Computer Networks, Internet Applications, ObjectOriented Programing, Information Systems, Visual Programing, Java, Research report writing, Business Application Softwares
Management, Consumer Behaviour, Supply chain management, Web Technology, Multimedia Applications, Information Security, Online Advertising, and Research methods, Recent Trends in IT Internship and Project work Software Management Specializations: Relational Database, Software Engineering, Software Project Management, consumer behaviour, Multimedia Applications, Java, Web technology, IT Service management, Client server computing, Artificial Intelligence., Distributed Systems, Internship and Project work Network Management Specializations: Routing protocols and concepts (CCNA-1 &2), Network Administration, Information Security, Linux Administration, LAN Switching and Wireless, Telecommunications. Network Programming, Client server computing, Internship and Project work
Industry Attachment Program (IAP)

Industry attachment program is designed to bridge the GAP between academia and Industry that enable the students to gain an exposure to Industry work environment. In the 3rd year students have to complete an internship with an organization of repute. Department provides assistance to the students for getting internship in the companies
On completion of the program a student will be eligible for employment as an entry level IT and Management professional in the Software development, Network Administration, E-commerce and IT Management. Students will have the opportunity to create their career pathways in the field of Software Development, ERP development, Web Designing & Development, Database Design and Administration, Network Designing & Administration, Network Security, IT Management, E-Commerce & M-Commerce Specialist, E-commerce web site Designing , Pre-sales Technical consultant, Research & Development, Graphics Designing, 2-D and 3-D Animation, Online Game development and many more
Labs
The Department has the following well equipped lab for conducting lab sessions Programming & Database Lab Network Lab PC Troubleshooting and Maintenance Lab Multimedia Lab Online Training and Examinations Center (CISCO, CIW, ICDL, etc.)
Year 3
Number of Credits: 38 Student can choose any one specialization out of the three
Specializations
E-commerce & technology Management Software Management Network Management Core Courses: E-commerce Specializations: E-Commerce, Project Management, Technology
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Dept. of
Scholarships
AED 1.5 Million
Scholarships for Achievers
MAESTRO
Full Tuition Fee Scholarship to UAE Toppers in Science, Commerce & Humanities MAESTRO Scholarships are applicable to CBSE / ISC School students in the UAE
MSc Information Systems

Specializations
Database Systems E-commerce Internet Systems & Security Software Engineering
Year 2
Number of Credits: 30 Core Subjects: Research Methodology, , Industry seminar & workshops , Thesis/ Project/ Internship, Elective-1 and Elective-2
Dreamweaver, Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Director, CorelDraw Sound Forge, Maya) Online Training and Examinations Center
Objectives
The Master of Science in Information Systems program is designed to provide a wide range of knowledge to build a career in the fast-moving industry of Information Technology and Computing. The courses are taught by recognized experts in each field, offering you a cutting age experience and qualification which is both academic and commercially relevant. Students will be exposed to the latest science and technology in the chosen specialist area to complement previously gained knowledge and skills from the undergraduate degree.
List of electives
Student can choose electives as per the specialization. Database Administration, Data mining, Knowledge Management, Enterprise system, Advance Database, E-Commerce, E-Marketing, Internet Security, Internet Engineering, Internetworking technologies, Network Management, Wireless Networks, Distributed computing, Software engineering, Human Computer Interaction, Software testing & Quality Assurance, Advanced Programming Techniques.
On completion of the program students will have the opportunity to create their career pathways in the field of Software Engineering, Software Testing & Quality Assurance, ERP development, IT Project Management, Database Design and Administration, IT Management, Network Designing & Administration, Network Security, E-Commerce & M-Commerce Specialist, Internet Marketing, Web site Design and Development, Web Master, Content Development, Technical consultant, Supply Chain Management, Research & Development, Academics and many more
Labs
Programming & Database Lab (C, C++, Java, PHP, XHTML, Visual Basic, .NET, SQL, Oracle, Linux, MS Project, SPSS and other software tools) Network Lab (CISCO Routers, Switches, Network Simulators, Mobile Simulators, Wireless routers, Microsoft Windows Server) PC Troubleshooting & Maintainace Lab Multimedia & Web Development Lab (Photoshop CS, Flash,
Program Structure
Year 1
Number of Credits: 30 Core Subjects : Information Systems & Database Systems, Scripting Language, Programming Techniques, Computer Networks, .NET technology, IT Project Management, Industry seminar & workshops, Elective -1 and Elective-2
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Eligibility
Criteria for Foundation & Certification Programs

International Baccalaureate (IB) Curriculum A Levels AS Levels NIOS Board
Indian & Pakistani Programs O Levels Curriculum Foundation Program At Least 5 subjects in O levels with minimum grade as D At Least 5 subjects in O levels with minimum grade as D Cleared all subjects but less than 50% Cleared all subjects but less than 50%
Cleared all subjects but Cleared all subjects less than 24 points If less than E grade If less than 4 subjects but less than 50% Cleared all subjects but Cleared all subjects less than 24 points If less than E grade If less than 4 subjects but less than 50%
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
Other Certificate Programs* (CID & CGM)
Eligibility
Criteria for Undergraduate/Bachelor Programs

International Baccalaureate (IB) Curriculum Minimum 24 points with completed Diploma A Levels At Least 2 subjects with minimum D grade AS Levels At Least 4 subjects with minimum D grade NIOS Board WAEC Board
Indian & Pakistani Programs Curriculum Basic Eligibility for Cleared all subjects All UG Programs with minimum 50% aggregate marks - Engineering
At Least 5 subjects At Least 5 subjects with minimum 50% with minimum aggregate E grade
Mathematics & Physics/ Mathematics & Chemistry are Physics/Chemistry Mathematics & Physics/Chemistry are compulsory subjects compulsory subjects are compulsory at Higher Levels - Architecture English & Mathematics are compulsory subjects with a minimum NATA** Score of 80 - Biotechnology Chemistry & Biology are compulsory subjects (at higher levels for IB curriculum students) Notes: - Edexcel Board students follow the same Eligibility criteria as A Level/AS Level students - Choueifat Board students follow the same Eligibility criteria as Indian Curriculum students - Proficiency in English is a must for all programs at Manipal University, Dubai * The eligibility criteria for Certificate Programs applies only to students interested in pursuing further studies (UG) ** For B.Arch program, kindly refer to the NATA website (www.nata.in) for the NATA Entrance Test dates of the current academic year. The university is an approved NATA Test Centre in UAE. Students can contact Admissions Office for NATA Test details
Masters / Post Graduate Degree Programs

MBA: Open to fresh graduates and working executives/self-employed professionals who have a Bachelors Degree from a recognized university. MSc / MA / M Tech: Open to graduates with Bachelors Degree in relevant area from recognized universities, however, working executives/ self- employed professionals who have Bachelors Degree in other disciplines may also be considered for admission, subject to the approval of Chair of the Department and the Academic Committee. Note: Proficiency in English is a must for all the above programs.
Documents Required for Undergraduate Programs

Attested copy of the mark sheet/grade sheet of 12th Std. examination/equivalent - Original & Photocopy Certified copy of 10th Std mark-sheet - Original & Photocopy Transfer Certificate or School Leaving Certificate Original (will not be returned) Conduct Certificate issued by the school - Original (will not be returned) Passport Copy - 1 set 10 passport size photographs Note: Original mark sheet will be returned immediately after verification.
Documents Required for Postgraduate Programs

Certified copy of Bachelors Degree and copy of mark sheet (along with the original) Passport Copy 5 Passport size photographs Note: Original mark sheet will be returned immediately after verification.
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HOW TO APPLY
Application forms can be obtained either directly from the Admissions Office or downloaded from the website: www. manipaldubai.com. Completed application forms along with necessary documents should be submitted to the Admissions Office with Application Fee of AED 100 & Registration Fee of AED 1,000 for Masters programs and AED 1,500 for Bachelors programs. The applications received will be duly scrutinized. Once this is done, the students will be informed of their eligibility to join their chosen programs.
Admission Schedule
Issue of application forms and provisional admission from 01.1.2013 onwards Last date for receipt of application forms 30.6.2013 Last date for Tuition Fee payments & submission of required documents 10.7.2013 Orientation, registration and commencement of classes - 1st week of September 2013
Direct Bank Fund Transfer

Fee can be paid in AED favoring MANIPAL EDUCATION (MENA) FZ LLC payable at Dubai Bank Account details: Standard Chartered Bank Account No: 01-3892867-01 IBAN No: AE930440000001389286701 Swift code: SCBLAEADXXX Bur Dubai Branch Additional charges of AED 50 will be added for transfers outside Dubai If the amount is paid in USD drafts, an amount of USD 45 is to be added in addition towards bank charges
Refund Policy
If the student withdraws from the program before commencement of classes, full tuition fee will be refunded. If the student withdraws from the program, within two weeks from the commencement of the program, 50% amount of the Fee will be refunded. Time exceeding thereafter, NO REFUNDS will be entertained. Application fee, registration fees, transport and hostel fees are non-refundable.
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ABOUT DUBAI
The phrase the best of both worlds seems to have been tailor-made for Dubai. In its location, it lies between Asia and Europe. Culturally, it is a fine blend of tradition and modernism. In character, it has been prosperous and embracing. Dubai truly is where East meets the West. The second-largest emirate in the UAE, Dubais financial might is proven and time-honoured. The emirate is a virtual melting pot of people from various countries, cultures and ethnicities. Dubais welcoming culture, thriving business climate and comfortable lifestyle have prompted all these people to call it their home. A true jewel in the Arabian desert, Dubai has become an international city due to its pioneering, almost otherworldly real estate, booming tourism, massive shopping malls and breathtaking luxury hotels. Dubais cosmopolitan culture has also turned it into an education hub in recent years. With world-class universities from all over the world setting up their modern campuses in Dubai, the residents and massive work force have a wide array of institutions to choose from. With an education that is at par with the international level, those who study in Dubai are virtually work-ready anywhere in the world. Years ago, Dubai conquered the hearts of millions across the world. Today, those who step out of Dubai are ready to conquer the world.
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PARTNERSHIPS & COLLABORATIONS
Past Recruiters
Admired Locally. Respected Globally.
Industry Partners
University Partners
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P r o s p e c t u s 2013-14

INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

MEDIA & COMMUNICATION

One great experience

Pro Vice Chancellor

MANIPAL UNIVERSITY INDIA

Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

Chairman of the Board and Chief Mentor, Infosys Technologies Ltd.

Nobel Laureate Univ. of Melbourne, Australia

MANIPAL UNIVERSITY DUBAI

Ms. Aishwarya Shivkumar

Mr. Abhishek Padhi

BBA (Finance) | 2004 Batch

Ms. Ghousiya Begum

WHAT SETS US APART

Largest Private Research University in India

Highly Experienced Faculty

Interaction with Industry Experts

Known for Academic Excellence Across the World

Faculty to Student Ratio

Collaboration with Universities

A Strong Alumni Network

Compilation of Manipal University rankings across multiple disciplines

Sports & Recreational Facilities

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bachelor of Hotel Management, Travel & Tourism Master of Business Administration

Certificate in Graphics & Multimedia BSc Information Systems & Management

MSc Information Systems

Media & Communication

BA Media & Communication

Interior Design & Architecture

MA Media & Communication

Certificate in Interior Design BA Interior Design

MA Interior Design B Arch - Bachelor of Architecture

INTERIOR DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE

MEDIA & COMMUNICATION

Manipal University Foundation Program

MSc Medical Biotechnology

MSc Human Genetics and Forensic Science

B Tech Civil Engineering

Duration of the program

Current Research Interests:

B Tech Electronics & Communication Engineering

B Tech Computer Science & Engineering

B Tech Mechanical Engineering

B Tech Mechatronics Engineering

B Tech Automobile Engineering

M Tech Manufacturing Engineering & Technology

Interior Design & Architecture

M Tech Digital Electronics & Advanced Communication

Certificate in Interior Design (CID)

Interior Design & Architecture

Interior Design & Architecture

Bachelor of Architecture (B Arch)

Careers for an Architectural Graduate:

Interior Design & Architecture

Bachelor of Hotel Management, Travel & Tourism

Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Media & Communication

Media & Communication

BA Media & Communication

MA Media & Communication

Certificate in Graphics & Multimedia