The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Metallurgical Engineering is a rigorous research-intensive program designed to develop scholars, innovators, and leaders in the fields of materials science, extractive metallurgy, physical metallurgy, and mechanical metallurgy. The program prepares students for advanced research and academic careers as well as high-level roles in industry and government institutions.The program emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and encourages partnerships with industry and national research laboratories. Students will engage in original research under the supervision of expert faculty and are expected to publish their findings in high-impact scientific journals.
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Upon successful completion of the program, scholars will be able to:
To identify research gaps and generate new knowledge through structured inquiry and application of research methodology.
Plan and manage research projects independently and as part of a team, applying appropriate research tools, time management, and resource allocation techniques.
Select and apply suitable research methods to solve complex problems within the domain of study.
Exhibit originality, critical thinking, and adherence to ethical standards in research conduct, authorship, and publication.
Effectively communicate research findings through scientific writing, presentations, and peer-reviewed publications.
PSO 1: Inculcate self-direction and originality in developing new theories, planning and conducting experiments, and developing practical research skills in tackling and problem-solving ability.
PSO 2: Understanding the foundational empirical principles of metallurgy and material characterization techniques, especially in respective fields of research.
PSO 3: Developing knowledge of the literature and a comprehensive understanding of scientific methods and techniques applicable to their research.
PSO 4: Develop the ability to critically evaluate current research and research techniques and give outputs in the application areas of currently emerging technologies.
