Academic Departments

The Department of BFE at GTIIT follows the program of the Department of Biotechnology and Food Engineering at the Technion.
The Department of Biotechnology and Food Engineering is one of the few departments worldwide to incorporate areas of biotechnology and food engineering under one combined degree.

The main teaching ideas of the Department of Chemical Engineering at GTIIT are based on the advanced research and teaching management experience of the Wolfson Chemical Engineering Faculty and actively cultivate talents to meet local economical and industrial developments challenges.
The Chemical Engineering program at GTIIT seeks to achieve advanced international standards and is a discipline combining chemistry, biochemistry, and engineering tools. The department’s program courses include traditional fundamental chemistry as well as engineering, merged with high-level theory and tools e.g., nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, water desalination technology, and new energy.

The Chemistry Program of Guangdong Technion-Israel Institute of Technology [GTIIT] was officially approved by the China Ministry of Education in early 2022, and conducted student recruitment in the same year.
In the past two decades, three in-service professors of the Technion, where The chemistry discipline is very strong, have won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, namely Aaron Ciechanover (2004), Avram Hershko (2004), and Dan Shechtman (2011).
The Schulich Faculty of Chemistry also has several interdisciplinary projects, including materials engineering, chemical engineering, physics, food engineering, etc., and undertakes more than 100 research projects supported by the chemical industry’s national and international funds, which may provide sufficient teaching and scientific research strength and resources.

 At the Guangdong Technion—Israel Institute of Technology (GTIIT), our Environmental Science and Engineering program bridges multiple disciplines to tackle the complex challenges posed by environmental pollution in air, water, and soil. Our research drives innovation in critical areas, including: Water and Wastewater Treatment: Pioneering solutions to ensure clean and sustainable water sources and to harvest […]

Based on physics, chemistry and engineering, the Materials Science and Engineering program aims to lead students and researchers to understand how composition, microstructure, and processing affect the properties and performance of materials, and is a combination of multidisciplinary knowledge and skills.
MSE has developed cutting edge research in several fields including i) materials for energy conversion, ii) nanoelectronics, iii) advanced materials processes and characterization, iv) polymers and soft materials, and v) medical and healthcare materials.

The Department of Mathematics with Computer Science is a prestigious and well-established program at the Technion.
The program studies are characterized by very strong foundations both in mathematics and computer science.

Mechanical engineering is the core of national advanced industrial system and the corner-stone of economic development and technological innovation.
GTIIT’s Department of Mechanical Engineering and Robotics (MER) program integrates the advanced resources and more than 80 years’ experience of the Mechanical Engineering Education in the Technion, and aims to cultivate outstanding engineers in many fields, such as energy and fluid, solid mechanics design and manufacturing, robot automation and control engineering, etc.

The Department of Physics seeks to educate the next generation of scientists and to equip them with skills to explore and better understand the physical world. The Department of Physics at the Technion is at the forefront of contemporary research in a wide range of physics fields, including quantum computing, astrophysics, particle physics, nonlinear optics, […]