HoD's Message

Well Come to Mattu University Department of Water Resources and Irrigation Engineering, a department established with the mission of community service for its commitment to reaching beyond discipline boundaries in pursuit of innovation and solutions to real-world problems. Our strategy recognizes and builds on that core strength by aligning department staff, processes, and priorities around a shared vision. The department has an undergraduate programme and has proposed opening a postgraduate programme with a specialization master of science in hydrology for around 27 students and 8 staff members who have a great rule to accomplish the mission. Depending on the programmes of water resources and irrigation engineering, the department planned to meet the required number and quality of laboratories in all engineering fields, including manpower. We intend to build on our strong foundation as an excellent engineering department with a distinct identity and a record of accomplishment of success. Our foundation is built on a legacy of innovation and collaboration, as well as our core values. The department's plan will be implemented over the next five years. It reaffirms our commitment to working across disciplines in higher education, government, and industry to make breakthrough discoveries and transformative solutions. Furthermore, training qualified professionals in various disciplines is essential for the overall development of the country so that problems related to water resources potential, critical shortage of serious water-related disease in the country can be easily solved. As a result, the development of water resources must be a central component of the country's strategy to improve people's quality of life. The program's popularity is expected to grow in the future. More students will be attracted to the programme as they learn about the importance of Water Resources and Irrigation Engineering in solving real-world problems in the country. The country has a high demand for water resources engineers. For example, the two ministers of Water, Irrigation, and Energy and Irrigation and Lowland Area Development, with effective regional involvement and due participation of various stakeholders. Furthermore, qualified water resources engineers can find work in other public and private sectors, as well as non-governmental organizations. As a result, because the programme was designed to meet the required number and quality of human resources, our roles and efforts are critical to the success of specific missions. Lastly, I would like to remind you that anything is possible if we work together with integrity, honesty, and fairness. Let qualified professionals and engineers solve water resource problems. Best wishes for your daily teaching and learning endeavours. Finally, I would like to thank all of the faculty, students, and colleagues from various colleges for their efforts. Finally, I would like to thank all of the staff and students, as well as colleagues from various departments, for your efforts.