Campus University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar

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1 campus

1.1 abbottabad campus
1.2 bannu campus
1.3 mardan campus
1.4 kohat campus





campus

uet peshawar has 5 campuses. main campus in university campus area, off university road, peshawar, 4 satellite campuses in kohat, abbottabad, bannu , mardan. peshawar campus nucleus of university.


abbottabad campus

the abbottabad campus inaugurated in october 2002 @ premises of old ayub medical college. campus has 2 departments, electronics , architecture. campus started electronic engineering subjects first time in uet history. in respect first batch 2004 2008 called pioneer batch . architecture not started first time in history of uet in history of khyberpukhtunkhwa.


abbottabad campus located in heart of city surrounded lush green lawns , tall trees. @ background, there mountain view adding more grandeur campus. departments offers following four- , five-year degree program respectively:



b.sc electronics engineering (four-year program)
b.architecture, city , regional planning ( five-year programme )

bannu campus

the bannu campus became operational in may 2002 @ premises of comprehensive high school. campus offers engineering in 2 technologies, i.e., electrical , civil engineering. campus in east of city on d.i khan rd. 6 batch have graduated campus under accreditation of pec.


mardan campus

mardan campus, inaugurated in 2002, spread on 22 acres (89,000 m) of area , offers degrees in telecommunications engineering , computer software engineering. 1 of first satellite campus of uet peshawar, upgraded full fledged university in october 2017.



b.sc telecom engineering,
m.sc telecom engineering
phd telecom engineering
b.sc software engineering
m.sc software engineering
phd software engineering
b.sc electrical engineering(communication)
b.sc electrical engineering(power)

kohat campus

the kohat campus became operational in march 2012 @ premises of kohat university s city campus. campus offers engineering in electrical engineering. campus situated on pindi road, kohat. 4 batches under graduation.in future other technologies offered.








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