The College of Engineering has well-equipped laboratories which provide practical hands-on experience to engineering students of all specializations.
The College accommodates modern studios equipped with a variety of drawing, drafting and printing instruments and tools for architectural engineering and interior design students.
Lecture rooms are equipped to facilitate the use of audiovisual aids such as overhead projectors, slide projectors, computer projection devices and video players. Many lecture rooms are also connected to the university computer network.
College of Engineering students have access to a wide range of university facilities including computer Labs, learning and information resources, a bookshop, sports and recreation facilities, cafeteria and clinics.
External training is an essential part of the curriculum of all College of Engineering programs. Students are required to complete external training lasting from three to four months (depending on the program). The college has extensive links with local organizations such as engineering companies, hospitals, power plants, interior design companies and telecommunication firms, who offer on-site external training to AUST students. The aim of the external training program is to enable students to acquire practical skills, gain an understanding of the work environment and improve their communication skills.
Prior to the external training, students of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering programs take part in an internal training program to enhance their practical and professional skills. The internal training program for Architecture and Interior Design students is designed to enhance students’ skills in free-hand drawing, coloring and rendering.