Departments and Centres
IIT Roorkee has 18 academic departments covering engineering, applied sciences, humanities & social sciences, and management programs, 1 academic centres, 4 supporting service centres and a large number of research centers.
- Departments
- Engineering and Applied Sciences
- Architecture and Planning
- Biotechnology
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Earthquake Engineering
- Earth Sciences
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronics and Computer Engineering
- Hydrology Engineering
- Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
- Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
- Paper Technology
- Textile Technology
- Wood Science and Forest Products
- Engineering and Applied Sciences
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- Sciences
- Chemistry
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Statistics
- Business
- Management Studies
- Humanities
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Sciences
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- Centers
- Academic Centres
- Alternate Hydro Energy Centre
- Academic Service centers
- Mahatma Gandhi Central Library
- Center for Integrated Sciences
- Center for Research & Innovation
- Centre of Nanotechnology
- Centre for Transportation Systems
- Centre of Excellence in Disaster Mitigation & Management
- Continuing Education Centre
- Information Super Highway Centre
- Institute Computer Centre
- Institute Instrumentation Centre
- Intellectual Property Rights Cell
- Quality Improvement Programme
- TIFAC Core
- Supporting Service Centres
- Educational Technology Cell
- Institute Hospital
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