Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering

Vision

To become a leading hub for pioneering research and innovation in agricultural engineering, recognized for developing transformative technologies and sustainable solutions that reshape agriculture and create global impact.

Mission

  • Foster a research-intensive environment that encourages creativity, innovation, and high-impact advancements.
  • Enable scholars to develop transformative technologies and practical solutions for modern agricultural challenges
  • Promote interdisciplinary collaboration to address complex problems in agriculture, food security, and rural development.
  • Support the translation of research outcomes into technologies, policies, and practices that benefit industry, society, and the environment.

Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering

M.Tech in Agricultural Engineering
Educational Objectives, Specific Outcomes, and Programme Outcomes

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Ph.D. researchers will

  • Conduct original, high-impact research advancing knowledge in agricultural engineering and allied disciplines.

  • Design and develop innovative technologies, systems, and processes with potential for practical implementation and intellectual property protection.

  • Translate research outcomes into solutions that enhance productivity, sustainability, and resilience for farmers, industry, and society.

  • Lead and guide research, innovation, and industry partnerships to develop solutions and strategies that advance sustainable, technology-driven agriculture.

Ph.D. researchers will be able to:

  • Plan, execute, and manage advanced research projects using experimental, analytical, and computational tools.

  • Innovate high-impact agricultural technologies and practices with commercial, societal, or environmental relevance.

  • Produce high-quality scholarly outputs, technology disclosures, and innovative solutions that support technology transfer to practical applications.

  • Lead interdisciplinary teams to solve complex agricultural problems and implement scalable, sustainable solutions that benefit farmers, communities, and industry.

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