Vision

To become an integral and dynamic partner in the long-term economic, social and environmental development strategies for the region.

Mission

To provide world-class cutting-edge education and research with focus on regional needs while remaining internationally relevant.

Objectives

1. Conduct world-class research to improve performance and productivity of organisations, nationally and regionally
2. Foster a long-term relationship with industry based on mutual interests and benefits
3. Work collaboratively with industry on joint projects to produce cost-effective solutions to their local needs
4. Establish forums and networks to facilitate knowledge sharing and exchange among academics and industrialists
5. Play a leading role in the implementation of research findings into local and regional organisations
6. Play a leading role in identifying, planning and conducting research agendas nationally and regionally
7. Provide both the public and private sectors with high-quality services, i.e. consultancy and continuous professional development training programmes
8. Disseminate research findings and the latest advances in engineering & IT and innovation through
9. Running national and international conferences.

The Faculty of Engineering and IT offers Bachelors, Masters and PhDs in engineering and computer science programmes

Bachelor degrees:

1. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science – Artificial Intelligence
2. Bachelor of Science in Computer Science – Cybersecurity
3. Bachelor of Science in Electro-Mechanical Engineering

Master degrees:

1. Master of Science in Sustainable Design of the Built Environment
2. Master of Science in Engineering Management
3. Master of Science in Informatics
4. Master of Science in Cybersecurity

PhD degrees:

1. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sustainable Built Environments
2. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science

In collaboration with the University of Edinburgh, the University of Glasgow, and the University of Manchester, degrees are awarded by BUiD according to standards set by the CAA, with strategic guidance from the UK counterparts.