Established in 1928, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering has accomplished strong research and academic outcomes to become one of the country’s leading institution in this field. The Faculty is home of six departments, creating a vibrant environment with much to offer to undergraduate and graduate students. During its 90+ years of academic activity, the Faculty has had the glory of training many successful experts and executives for the industry, highly-reputed academic professionals, and highly-respected intellectuals of the country. With more than 60 faculty members, an annual average of more than 180 international papers, and more than 650 graduate students, the Faculty of Electrical Engineering is one of the university engines of research and innovation.

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Physics, as a subject concerned with the observation and understanding of all basic phenomena in the categories of mater and energy, forms the basis of all the other natural sciences right up to life sciences and medicine as well as the bases for engineering and technology. The Faculty of Physics interests mainly revolve around fundamental and applied physics (with more emphasis given to the latter) in a wide variety of topics and specializations. The Faculty members and students work on problems where extreme conditions may reveal new behavior; from cosmology (the cluster of galaxies or the entire universe) to elementary particle physics; from collisions of nuclei at low energy to the effects of interaction of  radiation with matter which are important to industrial and medical applications; from individual atoms to unusual materials, such as high temperature super conductors and those that are important to micro-electronics to nanotechnology and biology. The Faculty comprises of four Departments, namely Condensed Matter Physics, Nuclear Physics, AMO/Plasma Physics, Gravitation and Astro-Physics.

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The Faculty of Mechanical Engineering was officially established in 1973. It is one of the best known Institution in the country. In 1980, two main departments namely solid mechanics and fluid and heat engineering was formed. In 1993 production and manufacturing engineering was initiated and in 2001, automotive engineering, materials engineering, energy systems departments have been started. Finally, in 2012 based on multidisciplinary cooperation, mechatronics engineering has been established. K. N. Toosi mechanical engineers do not just response to the society’s requirements, they recognize the future needs and innovate for it, and lead to a better destiny. Our programs are to impact the world through a sturdy curriculum, significant research and glorious design experiences.

The Faculty is comprised of six different departments, namely Solid Mechanics, Heat and Fluids, Production and Manufacturing Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Energy Systems and Mechatronics.

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Since the establishment of KNTU, the Faculty of Civil Engineering has undergone many changes and developments to the extent that, at present, it is regarded as one of the most competitive faculties offering a wide range of civil engineering specialties. Educational and research activities of Civil Engineering in KNTU began in 1954, while now the Faculty is home of nine departments, namely Structural, Earthquake, Geotechnical, Hydraulic structures and water, Environmental, Management resources, Road traffic and transportation, coastal, ports and offshore structures, and construction engineering and management.

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