Soil Mechanics (SMFE)
The M.Tech in Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering (SMFE) focuses on the behavior of engineering soils and their application in foundation design. The program covers geotechnical investigations, earth pressure theories, slope stability, and ground improvement techniques required for large-scale infrastructure projects.
- Advanced Soil Mechanics
- Foundation Engineering
- Ground Improvement Techniques
- Geo-Environmental Engineering
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Career Opportunities
Geotechnical Engineer
Analysing soil properties to design safe and stable foundations for structures.
Site Investigation Engineer
Leading field explorations and soil testing operations.
Government Consultant
Advising on public infrastructure projects like dams, tunnels, and highways.
Key Areas of Study
Students delve deep into the mechanical behavior of soil and rock, preparing for complex engineering challenges.
Foundation Engineering
Design of shallow and deep foundations, pile foundations, and caissons.
Slope Stability
Analysis of natural and man-made slopes, landslides, and preventive measures.
Message from HOD
"Geotechnical engineering is the ground zero of civil engineering. Without a solid understanding of the earth, no structure can stand. We prepare you to build on firm ground."
Prof. Alan Grant
HOD, Geotechnical EngineeringExpert Faculty
Dr. Robert Chen
Soil Dynamics
Dr. Emily Ross
Rock Mechanics
Advanced Laboratories
Soil Mechanics Lab
Triaxial, consolidation, and direct shear testing equipment.
Rock Mechanics Lab
Testing rock strength and deformability for tunnel and dam projects.