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Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (TIET): International Engineering Programme

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4 About Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology

Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (TIET), Patiala, is one of India’s finest institutions and a steady source of highly skilled manpower to corporate India. TIET has been ranked as the #1 in Engineering top private university for engineering in India by among Private Universities in India THE World University Ranking 2021. The success (THE World University Rankings, 2021) of TIET lies mainly on cutting-edge research, enviable infrastructure and smart institute industry linkages. NBA TIET, with its sprawling campus spread over Accredited 250 acres, is home to over 100 teaching and research laboratories in engineering and sciences. The majority of the students reside on campus in fully equipped hostels. The already impressive infrastructure will be further Rank 31 bolstered by a new Learning Centre which among all institutions of higher includes a Green Library, Computer Science education in India (NIRF 2020) Block and Lecture Hall complex.

NAAC A+ Grade NAAC Accrediation Rank 14 Research Output in India (NIRF 2019)

31 132 India Overall ABET (QS BRICS 2019) Accreditation of 5 UG programmes

Rank 29 For Engineering among all institutions of higher education 5 in India (NIRF 2020) The International Engineering Programme The International Engineering Programme (IEP) between , the University of Dublin and Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology offers students an international educational experience. The two institutions have developed a 2+2 credit transfer programme which gives students admitted to undergraduate engineering programmes at TIET the opportunity to study and graduate from Trinity.

About Engineering at Trinity The School of Engineering at Trinity was established in 1841 and is the oldest engineering school in the English-speaking world. The School has a strong philosophy of research- led teaching and offers outstanding teaching by engineers who are at the forefront of their field worldwide. The Computer Engineering and Electronic and Computer Engineering specialisations are led by the School of Computer Science and Statistics. The School is noted for establishing Computer Science as an academic discipline in Ireland, with a rich history in the development of world-class research and teaching, as well as many successful start-up companies.

A Unique Name Programme Information: Our engineering degrees are Drawing on the expertise of the School of Engineering and the School historically called B.A.I which stands of Computer Science and Statistics at Trinity, this programme focuses for Baccalaureus in Arte Ingeniaria on delivering a research-inspired, outcome-based educational meaning Bachelor in the Art of experience to students. Engineering in . Here the word Arte implies excellence in carrying out Eligible students will pursue the first two years of their course in the ‘art’ or ‘function’ of an engineer. India before transferring to Ireland for years 3 and 4 of the degree Students staying on for the ’s programme, subject to achieving the required grades. Additionally, degree obtain a M.A.I. Magister in Arte qualified students can apply to pursue a Masters (MAI) qualification by Ingeniaria. completing one further year at Trinity.

6 Engineering Majors to Choose from: Internationally Recognised Biomedical Engineering The engineering programmes in Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering Trinity are professionally accredited by Engineers Ireland, who are part of Computer Engineering the Washington Accord, and therefore Electronic Engineering are internationally recognised. Electronic and Computer Engineering Graduates have both a broad understanding of the whole discipline Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering and a detailed knowledge of their Note: Programme and chosen specialist area. The aim is that programme titles may graduates will be able to continuously be subject to change. train themselves, to adapt and move into related or newly emerging areas as their careers develop after graduation. 6 The Programme Structure The first two years, taught in TIET, introduce the different facets of engineering, including introductory courses in Engineering, Science and Mathematics. From third year onwards, students have the opportunity in Trinity to broaden and deepen their knowledge and understanding of their chosen specialism. Subjects are studied in much greater detail and students undertake real-life, practical projects. See examples on Trinity’s websites: www.tcd.ie/Engineering and www.scss.tcd.ie.

Admission Requirements Admission to the TIET-Trinity International Engineering Programme is based purely on academic merit, including performance in the JEE (Main) examination. Students must secure at least 60% marks in the 10+2 examination, or equivalent. Eligibility for admittance to the IEP is the same as f or admittance to the other undergraduate Engineering pathways offered by TIET. Students must pass their classes in TIET to progress into their third year at Trinity.

Ujjawal Aggarwal – India Undergraduate Computer Engineering Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology “What I enjoy most about Trinity, is having the chance to study in one the oldest European universities and live in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, while getting to know the Irish culture. I chose Trinity as it provides state of the art infrastructure to engineering students. Trinity is also the 17th most international university in the world, allowing me to interact and network with other international students. ”

7 International Engineering Course Structure

Year 1 – Undertaken in TIET

▶ Applied Physics ▶ Applied Chemistry ▶ Computer Programming – I & II ▶ Electronic Engineering ▶ Electrical Engineering ▶ Energy and Environment ▶ Engineering Drawing ▶ Engineering Design Project – I ▶ Introduction to Professional Communication ▶ Mechanics ▶ Mathematics – I & II

Year 2 – Undertaken in TIET

▶ Engineering Design Project – II ▶ Thermo-Fluids ▶ Manufacturing Processes ▶ Engineering Materials ▶ Optimisation Techniques ▶ Numerical Analysis ▶ Solids and Structures ▶ 4-5 Program Specific Modules

Year 3 – Undertaken in Trinity (Begin specialist lectures)

Year 3 modules (Common to all disciplines): Specialism modules in your discipline:

▶ Engineering Mathematics V ▶ Computer Engineering ▶ Probability and Statistics ▶ Electronic and Computer Engineering ▶ Innovation and Entrepreneurship ▶ Electronic Engineering ▶ Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering For details of all modules and timetables, please see ▶ Civil, Structural and Environmental Engineering www.tcd.ie/Engineering/undergraduate/baiyear3

Year 4 – Undertaken in Trinity Year 4 – Undertaken in Trinity/industry B.A.I. Programme M.A.I. Programme

Year 4 modules in your discipline ▶ Year at Trinity (Common to all disciplines): OR ▶ Management for Engineers ▶ Semester 1 – Trinity ▶ Individual Research Project Specialism modules ▶ Semester 2 – Internship in your discipline:

For details of all modules and timetables, please see Year 5 – Undertaken in Trinity www.tcd.ie/Engineering/undergraduate/baiyear4 B.A.I. Programme

Graduate with Trinity B.A., B.A.I. degrees. Year 5 modules (Common to all disciplines):

▶ Individual Research Project ▶ Research Methods Specialism modules in your discipline.

For details of all modules and timetables, please see www.tcd.ie/Engineering/undergraduate/maiyear5

Graduate with Trinity B.A., M.A.I. degrees.

Note: Modules listed are indicative and may change slightly from year to year. 8 Coming to Ireland Trinity is committed to ensuring that all international students have a positive experience while preparing to make the move to Dublin. Trinity's support services are available to provide all the help and advice you will need to apply for your visa and find a place to call home.

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Student Societies and Trinity Publications A Sustainable Campus Sports Clubs Trinity students produce the widest In a world with finite resources, Trinity At Trinity, we have 120 student range of student publications of offers students a variety of ways to societies which are some of the most any third level institution in Ireland learn how to live sustainably, and dynamic and active university student including , the University to develop the kind of innovative societies in Ireland with everything Times, Icarus, , TCD thinking and adaptability to enable from the Animation Society to the Miscellany and Trinity Film Review. you to thrive in a rapidly changing Zoological Society. We are home to See: www.trinitypublications.info world. Trinity’s academics and the world’s oldest student societies, researchers are global leaders in the ‘Hist’ or Historical Society Restaurants and Coffee subjects such as climate change, founded in 1770 and the ‘Phil’ which nature based solutions, biodiversity, is the oldest debating society in the Shops on Campus environmental science, smart world, founded in 1683, and whose Students can choose from a wide technology and engineering. guests have included everyone from range of restaurants and coffee shops Our commitment to sustainability is Hollywood heavyweights such as on campus to suit all tastes and evidenced in key milestones over the Martin Scorsese to International budgets, including: last 15 years, such as: Space Station commander Chris ▶ The modern Buttery Food Court Hadfield. Find out more at: ▶ Student-led plan to reduce www.trinitysocieties.ie with a hot food counter, deli counter, disposable plastics on campus (2018) and gourmet coffee shop. The Sports Centre, located at the ▶ Divestment from fossil fuels, following a Westland Row end of campus, is ▶ The Old Dining Hall, where lunch is student-led campaign (2017) where the majority of our fitness enjoyed in traditional splendour, but classes and programmes take place, with a student budget in mind. ▶ Trinity is a Green Flag Campus for seven days a week. Facilities include the last 8 consecutive years. a 25-metre swimming pool, climbing ▶ The Pavilion Bar serving hot food all ▶ 50% reduction in paper wall, fully equipped gym with free day, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. consumption (in the last 9 years), 46% weights and cardio machines, virtual reduction in water consumption (in cycle and a wellness room. Students ▶ The Perch, a brand new café in the Arts the last 11 years) and 28% increase in are automatically members of the Building offering a range of hot and cold energy efficiency (in the last 14 years) Sports Centre. There are small beverages, pastries and sandwiches, additional costs for some classes. and grab and go food offers. ▶ 98% of staff and students use sustainable transport (public transport/ There are 50 sports clubs to choose ▶ Coffee shops in the Hamilton cycling/ walking) to commute. from including: aikido, badminton, Building and Áras an Phiarsaigh. basketball, boating, boxing, climbing, Students actively participate in cricket, cycling, equestrian, fencing, imagining, driving and implementing ▶ Forum Restaurant is a state of the art Gaelic , golf, handball, hockey, campus sustainability initiatives dining outlet located in the brand new , judo, karate, kayaking, tennis, through the Students’ Union, Student Trinity Business School. rugby, sailing, soccer, squash, surfing Sustainability Network, Green and bodybuilding, swimming, table Campus Committee, , See: or follow us tennis, taekwondo, trampoline, www.tcd.ie/catering Vegan Society and the EnviroSoc on Facebook or Twitter ultimate frisbee, triathlon and (Environmental Society) to name a (@TCDbites) for further details and volleyball. Find out more at: few dynamic groups. The Students’ special offers and promotions. www.tcd.ie/sport Union and Graduate Students’ Union have Environmental Officers devoted to supporting and responding to environmental and sustainability Did you know? issues. We hope you will choose to Trinity is ranked 14th join your energy with ours to create a in the world for more just and verdant world. global impact Find out more at: (Times Higher Education www.tcd.ie//sustainability Rankings 2020)

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International Student International Student Supports Orientation Trinity is an exciting place, full of During Freshers’ Week, Trinity runs opportunities to learn, make friends, a series of sessions for international and experience new things. While Trinity students addressing cultural delivers world class courses, it is not just adjustment as well as practical about your academic development: we concerns such as banking and also want Trinity to be a place where immigration. Find out more at: English for Academic you can develop socially, responsibly, www.tcd.ie/orientation Purposes culturally and personally. Trinity offers both pre-sessional and in- Student Mentors sessional English language programmes But with so much going on, we know for incoming and current students who that you might need a helping hand All undergraduate students are are non-native speakers of English. every now and then. From the first day, assigned a Student 2 Student (S2S) Please note places are limited. Find out undergraduate students are assigned mentor during Freshers’ Week. Your more at: www.tcd.ie/slscs/english a personal tutor and a student mentor mentor will ensure you meet your to make sure that you always have classmates during Freshers’ week, someone on hand to explain things to will show you around the campus Career Support for you, advise you or just listen. and will keep in regular touch, inviting International Students you to events on and off campus. Career support is available for students Our student support services include: S2S also offers Peer Supporters, looking to gain work experience while students available for one-to-one studying in Trinity, as well as for students ▶ Student Learning Development conversations on request. They’re looking to translate their experience highly trained, confidential and very in Trinity to a career back home or ▶ Student Counselling approachable. Find out more at: internationally. The Careers Service provides career guidance, advice and ▶ Student Health student2student.tcd.ie feedback on job applications and ▶ Careers Service interview preparation and organises Trinity Global Room employer events on campus throughout ▶ Disability Service With two full-time Student Support the academic year. Find out more Officers and a team of student at: www.tcd.ie/careers/mycareer/ ▶ Chaplaincy ambassadors who are a mix of Irish students.php and international students, the Trinity ▶ Academic Registry Global Room is a great first stop In order to encourage talented, skilled graduates to pursue careers in ▶ Students’ Union and Graduate for students with questions about navigating Trinity, Dublin and Ireland. Ireland, upon successful completion Students Union of an undergraduate or postgraduate Find out more at: www.tcd.ie/study/ programme at Trinity, undergraduate international/trinity-life/global-room. students have the possibility to stay in We also have specific support Contact us at: [email protected] programs for international students. Ireland to work for one year on the Third Level Graduate Scheme, while eligible New to Dublin postgraduate students can stay for up Airport Meet and The Global Room Ambassadors run this to two years. This allows students to Greet Service programme at the start of the academic gain work experience opportunities in New international students arriving at year aimed at undergraduate students Ireland in a wide range of industries and Dublin Airport can avail of this optional, who are new to Dublin. Groups meet organisations. free service. You will be met by a current in the Global Room every Monday Students may also have the option of student at the airport and shown how evening for the first six weeks of term remaining in Ireland for a longer period if to get to Trinity’s campus or to your and cover everything from Dublin they are able to secure employment that accommodation. Find out more at: grocery shopping and public transport meets the criteria for a Work Permit. www.tcd.ie/study/international/ to making friends and adjusting trinitylife/arrival to Dublin culture. They also run a For further information see: www.inis.gov.ie Note: subject to COVID-19 restrictions. ‘Getting to Grips’ programme aimed at postgraduate students. Please note that a hybrid of virtual and face to face supports may still be in place for 2021 entry due to Covid-19. 11 Starting your Career

Your Career Journey Innovation and Our graduates are highly sought after Entrepreneurship by employers across all sectors and many have gone on to successful Start Your Own Business / careers around the globe. See below Social Enterprise for just a few examples of the diverse Trinity is committed to empowering our organisations that have recruited students, enabling them to set up their Trinity graduates in recent years. own companies, realise their potential The Trinity Careers Service supports inside and outside of the lecture students in exploring their career theatre, and become entrepreneurially- ambitions for the future and minded graduates. planning how to achieve them. As a European leader in student Find out more about the Careers entrepreneurship, Trinity has established Service at: www.tcd.ie/careers Tangent, Trinity’s Ideas Workspace. This world-class facility, co-located within an expanded Trinity Business School, offers students, staff and the wider innovation Did you know? ecosystem a place to come together to st Trinity is 1 in Europe collaborate, build and innovate. for producing entrepreneurs for the 6th year in a row (Pitchbook Universities Report 2020)

Where some of our Trinity graduates are now employed

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