Civil Engineering is an international profession that involves the planning, design, project management and construction of the built environment (eg: design and construction of buildings and bridges).

Civil Engineering provides the infrastructure for essential services (transport systems, water supply and drainage systems, ports and harbours) and in countries where infrastructure is already in place, the emphasis is on how best to upgrade and manage existing assets in a sustainable manner such that the environment is both protected and enhanced.

Careers

Your career opportunities include working in the following areas:

1. Government instrumentalities (including local government)
2. Private consulting
3. Civil and Building construction
4. Mining resource development
5. Petrochemical complexes
6. Electrical power generation
7. Water control
8. Transportation and urban development
9. Consulting and management arms of large financial and accounting firms

You can be active in more than one field; are able to change from investigation and design to consulting, from construction engineering to design, from design to administration and management.

Civil Engineering is an increasingly challenging and demanding and with NIES Civil Engineering Courses, you can be sure of a rewarding career in the industry.

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Chemical Engineering is all about changing raw materials into useful products you use everyday in a safe and cost effective way. For example petrol, plastics and synthetic fibres such as polyester and nylon, all come from oil.

Chemical Engineers understand how to alter the chemical, biochemical or physical state of a substance, to create everything from face creams to fuels.

Our modern society relies on the work of Chemical Engineers - they help manage resources, protect the environment and control health and safety procedures, while developing the processes that make the products we desire or depend on.

Careers

Where do Chemical Engineers find employment?

1. Traditional chemical industries
2. Oil industry
3. Energy industries
4. Pulp and paper industry
5. Mining industry
6. Food industry
7. Biotechnology industry
8. Computer control of chemical processes
9. Plastics, rubber and coatings industries
10. Medical fields
11. Environmental fields (prevention and cleanup of pollution, water purification, waste management, etc.)                    
12. Research, teaching, sales, marketing, engineering management.

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The broad field of electrical engineering involves working with all manners of electronic devices, from pocket calculators to super-computers. Since technology is always changing and expanding, the need for electrical engineers is always growing.

Electrical engineers specifically design, develop, and test electrical equipment. Like any other kind of scientist, they must also know how to communicate their ideas to others in their field.

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There are approximately 10 key industry sectors in which electrical engineers are employed. These sectors are:

1. telecommunications
2. energy and electric power
3. computers
4. semiconductors
5. aerospace
6. bioengineering
7. manufacturing
8. education and research
9. transportation and automotive
10. the service industry

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Electronics Engineering is exciting and fundamentally important in society. Imagine how different the world would be today without the many technologies developed by electronic engineers - a world without computers, telephones, television, radio, video and the many other electronic systems that touch our daily lives.

The job opportunities for electronics engineers are now better than ever. Electronics engineers work in the design, development and production of new technological systems, including work on computer networks, signal processing, telecommunications, wireless systems, integrated circuit design, opto-electronic systems and software development.

Careers

Electronic engineers have been at the cutting edge of building the new information-based economy for the 21st century. Electronics Engineers can find employment both in private sector and public sector units like:-

1. All India Radio,
2. Indian Telephone Industries,
3. MTNL,
4. National Physical Laboratories,
5. AIR,
6. Civil Aviation Department;
7. Post and Telegraph Department;
8. Co-ordination Department,
9. National Physical Laboratory,
10. Bharat Electronics Limited,
11. Development Centers in various States etc. dealing in manufacture, sales and services of electronics consumer goods and appliances.

Electronics engineers are demanded in the entertainment transmission industry, research establishments, and defense. They can also opt for teaching and research in engineering colleges

Our NIES Electronics Engineering Courses include in-depth study on both hardware and software and prepares our graduates for the full range of careers available in information technology.

NIES Electronics Engineering Courses will enhance the evolving nature of information technology and will enable engineers to become proficient in BOTH the hardware and software components of information technology.

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Mechanical engineering, the broadest of all Engineering disciplines, deals with design and production of tools, machines and all other mechanical equipment to be used in industries. The industry offers a wide choice of options extending across many interdisciplinary interdependent specialties.

Mechanical engineering is concerned with all types of machinery in industries and all aspects of their mechanism and functioning; the design, development, construction, production, installation, operation and maintenance; such as large steam and gas turbines, components of thermal power stations, internal combustion engines, jet engines, machine tools, air conditioning and heating machines, refrigerators etc to name a few. They not only design and create new products, but also develop materials for them and ways of making them.

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Virtually every aspect of life is touched by Mechanical Engineering. If something moves or uses energy, a mechanical engineer was probably involved in its design or production. Following are the areas and/ or fields where a mechanical engineer can seek progress post completion of the course

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Developments in radio, television, radar, transistors, computers, and robotics have fundamentally altered human life. The field of Computer Engineering is at the epicenter of this development. It encompasses a wide range of topics including operating systems, computer architecture, computer networks, robotics, artificial intelligence, and computer-aided design. Computer Science & Engineering (CE) students study the design of digital hardware and software systems including communications systems, computers and devices that contain computers.

Since its inception, computer technology has been an indispensable tool in all areas of science and engineering and has by now become a cornerstone of a whole range of modern services (financial markets, air transport and telecommunications, to name but three examples). It is fast becoming equally central to many aspects of our personal lives (play stations, Internet, WAP phones etc.).

Careers

A few career paths after doing NIES Computer Science & Engineering courses:-

1. Database Management
2. Real-time Interfaces
3. Information Resource Management
4. Graphics
5. Project Management
6. Executive Support
7. Telecommunications
8. Object-oriented Programming
9. Web Design
10. Information Systems Security
11. Vulnerability Discovery

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