The School of Engineering and Technology continuously strives to drive digital innovation and technological advancement that are aligned with the university’s strategic goals.
ACCORDING to the recent Stanford University ranking, Sunway University’s School of Engineering and Technology has 11 top 2% scientists worldwide, making it the only private university in Malaysia with the highest number of top 2% scientists in their respective discipline.
The Stanford University ranking is based on the bibliometric information contained in the Scopus database and the selection is based on the top 100,000 scientists across 22 scientific fields and 174 sub-fields.
Helming the prestigious ranking are 11 scientists from Sunway University’s School of Engineering and Technology:
> Prof Ir Denny Ng (Process Design, Process Integration)
> Distinguished Prof Saidur Rahman (Graphene, Solar Energy, Nano Fluids)
> Prof Mohamed Kheireddine Aroua (CO2 Capture and Utilisation)
> Prof Dr Adarsh Kumar Pandey (Nanomaterials, Solar Energy)
> Prof David Andrew Bradley (Radiation Interactions Biomedical Physics)
> Prof Mohammad Khalid (Graphene 2-D Materials)
> Prof Mayeen Uddin Khandaker (Radiation Physics)
> Prof Ts Dr Angela Amphawan (Optical Electronics and Photonics)
> Prof M.A. Hannan (Intelligent Systems in Energy and Power Applications)
> Prof Dr Ong Hwai Chyuan (Renewable Energy)
> Associate Prof Dr Numan Arshid (Nanomaterials Electrochemical Energy Storage Sensor Applications).
The School of Engineering and Technology’s undergraduate and postgraduate courses – alongside its five specialist state-of-the-art research centres – are designed to offer an exceptional learning experience that combines academic excellence, personalised attention, and strong support systems for aspiring students.
Its dedicated team of experienced academics not only guide aspiring students in the engineering and technology field but also contributes to the industry through impactful and ground-breaking research.
The School of Engineering and Technology continuously strives to drive digital innovation and technological advancement that are aligned with the university’s strategic goals.
As a testament to this, Sunway University was recognised as a Premier Digital Technology Institution by the Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation.
Prof Ir Denny Ng, who is also the dean of School of Engineering and Technology, says: “With the research strength in the school, we are able to extend our impacts together towards our communities.
“We are proud to be able to form such impressive team and transfer our knowledge to our future generation.”
