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University of Engineering and Technology,Lahore

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UET was built in Mughalpura in 1921, a suburban area of Lahore, as Mughalpura Technical College. The name was changed to Maclagan Engineering College in 1932. At that stage, the institution offered courses of study in only two disciplines; Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering. In 1932 the institution became affiliated with the University of the Punjab for awarding a bachelor's degree in Engineering. By the time of independence of Pakistan, it offered Bachelor of Science courses in electrical, mechanical and civil engineering.  A bachelor's degree program in Mining Engineering was also started in 1954. The name was again changed to West Pakistan University of Engineering and Technology in 1961. By the 1970s it had established over a score of master's degree courses in engineering, architecture, planning and allied disciplines. Ph.D. degree programs were also started. Today it is widely considered to be the best and the most popular engineering university of Pakistan with as many as 55,000 students applying every year.
                                   Faculty of Electrical Engineering

  • Electrical Engineering Department
  • Computer Science and Engineering Department

                                   Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering Department
  • Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering Department
  • Mechatronics and Control Engineering Department
                                    Faculty of Civil Engineering
  • Civil Engineering Department
  • Transportation and management Engineering Department
  • Institute of Environmental Engineering and Research Department
  • Architectural Engineering Department
                  Faculty of Chemical, Metallurgical & Polymer Engineering
  • Chemical Engineering Department
  • Metallurgical and Material Engineering Department
  • Polymer and Process Engineering Department
                                     Faculty of Earth Sciences & Engineering
  • Mining Engineering Department
  • Geological Engineering Department
  • Petroleum and Gas Engineering Department
                              Faculty of Architecture & Planning
  • City and Regional planning Engineering Department
  • Architecture Department
  • Product and Industrial Design Department
                 Faculty of Natural Sciences, Humanities & Islamic Studies
  • Chemistry Department
  • Mathematics Department
  • Physics Department
  • Islamic Studies Department
  • Business and Managment Department
Keeping in view the upcoming load shedding situation in the country, in 2004, the University
established its own Power Generation Unit with the capacity of 3 Mega Watts later 
enhanced to 4 Mega Watts and became first and only one educational institution who has its
own Power Generation. To meet the growing demands for the Engineering graduates and 
allied disciplines in the country, the University started an expansion program in the new millennium. 
Consequently, the teaching and research capacity of the UET-Main was enhanced and the

establishment of the satellite campuses was taken up. At present, the University has three

satellite campuses; the Faisalabad Campus, the Kala-Shah-Kaku Campus, and the Rachna

College.
Student enrollment8895
Ph.D. enrollment190
Departments24
Research centres18
Faculty741 (including 122 PhDs)
Faculty under PhD trainingForeign 182
Local 35
Undergraduate programs29
Postgraduate programs55
Supporting staff1707
Student enrollment, undergraduate7005
Student enrollment, postgraduate1860
Total enrollment8895
Student hostels18 (2800 students)
Cafeteria6
Sports facilities7play grounds
Transport facilities53 buses
Student service centres2

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