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Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences

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The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission built up the Center for Nuclear Studies (CNS) at Quaid-e-Azam University in 1967. In the wake of being allowed more noteworthy self-sufficiency, the Center for Nuclear Studies ventured into new offices, and in 1997 changed its name to the Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS). PIEAS as of now gives lone wolves, bosses and Ph.D. degrees in atomic designing, frameworks building, atomic medication, and data innovations.
Pakistan, Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS) is a little (enlistment extend: 1,000-1,999 understudies) coeducational advanced education establishment. Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences (PIEAS) offers courses and projects promoting to authoritatively perceived advanced education degrees, for example, four-year certifications, ace degrees, doctorate degrees in a few zones of study. This 50 years of age H.E. establishment has a specific confirmation strategy in light of placement tests and understudies' past scholastic record and grades. Universal candidates are qualified to apply for enlistment. PIEAS additionally gives a few scholastic and non-scholarly offices and administrations to understudies including a library, lodging, sports offices and additionally exercises, monetary guides and additionally grants, concentrate abroad and trade programs, and also managerial administrations.
The PIEAS grounds is sprawled over a region of around 360+ sections of land. The physical structure contains 9 scholarly pieces, 8 workshops, generation plants for fluid nitrogen and oxygen, 30 labs, address lobbies, video-conferencing office, meeting rooms, a 400-situate assembly hall. 
A cutting edge PC focus with 200 PCs gives computational offices all day and all night for seven days of seven days. PIEAS is a partner of PERN system has the entrance to HEC Digital Library that can be gotten to from any of the 1500 hubs of PIEAS Local Area Network. Web offices are accessible even in understudy inns. The PIEAS library holds a storehouse of more than 15000 ancient rarities and it additionally subscribes to both specialized and scholarly diaries. PIEAS Library has stretched out hours to encourage understudies' entrance to the library. Another library piece is under development.
PIEAS has around 135 profoundly qualified full-time employees in the various fields of physical sciences, building, and solution. Ninety-five (95) of them have Ph.D. degrees from profoundly presumed organizations of USA, Canada, UK, Germany, France, China, Japan, Austria and Australia. Another 25 employees are required to finish their Ph.D. studies amid 2013 and 2014. PIEAS employees have distributed more than 650 papers in worldwide diaries and have been beautified with 03 Sitara-e-Imtiaz, 02 Tamgha-i-Imtiaz, 3 President's Pride of Performance, 1 President's Medal for Technology, 1 Aizaaz-e-Kamal, 3 Aizaaz-e-Fazeelat, and 9 Best Teacher Awards.
            Programme offered
PIET offers bachelor's degree in following Engineering and Technology programs:
  • B.Sc Computer Science
  • B.Sc Civil Engineering
  • B.Sc Information Technology
  • B.Sc Mechanical Engineering
  • B.sc Electrical Engineering

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