Programs

The Bachelor's in Computer and Communications Engineering at CTGU focuses on computer systems, network communications, and software development. Hands-on learning is central to the course.

CTGU's Bachelor's in Hydraulic and Water Resources Engineering covers water resource management, hydraulic engineering, and environmental protection. Practical training is a substantial part of the curriculum.

The Bachelor's in Mechanical Design, Manufacturing and Automation at CTGU equips students with mechanical engineering and production-process skills. Hands-on learning and design practice prepare graduates for manufacturing and automation roles.

CTGU's Bachelor's in Metal Materials Engineering studies the properties and applications of metals used in mechanical engineering. Coursework includes materials science and mechanical behaviour.

The Bachelor's in Opto-Electronics Information Science and Engineering at CTGU builds a foundation in opto-electronic principles and applications. Graduates are prepared for technology and engineering careers.