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Students must have earned a 45% on their 10+2 or engineering diploma or equivalent in physical science or biological science.with a minimum of a C in every subject.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply engineering principles to the planning and development of hydropower projects.
Analyze hydrological and hydraulic conditions for hydropower development.
Design and evaluate major civil structures used in hydropower projects.
Understand the operation of turbines, generators, electrical systems, and other hydropower equipment.
Conduct feasibility studies and assess the technical and economic aspects of hydropower projects.
Apply principles of construction, project management, and maintenance in hydropower development.
Assess environmental and social impacts and incorporate sustainable practices into projects.
Use engineering software, tools, and modern technologies for analysis and design.
Conduct research and develop innovative solutions for hydropower and renewable energy challenges.
Work effectively in multidisciplinary engineering and project teams.
The Bachelor of Hydropower Engineering is an undergraduate engineering program focused on the planning, design, development, operation, and maintenance of hydropower projects. The program combines engineering principles with practical knowledge of hydrology, hydraulics, electrical and mechanical systems, civil structures, environmental management, and project planning to prepare students for careers in the hydropower and renewable energy sectors.