Engineering Workshops are supplied with a number of machines to introduce undergraduates to various processes in carpentry, welding, sheet metal forming, and machining workshops. The workshops provide comprehensive and flexible support for all GJU students, Stuff and researchers to manufacture in their projects (Teaching equipment, student projects, and research equipment) and this could be performed by filling the Job Request Form.

 

  • The Machining workshop

The Machining workshop offers conventional machining processes for the practical, project and research purposes of the undergraduate and researchers of the University. This workshop provides a safe environment for the students under the guidance of highly skilled technicians to assist students with the strong theoretical knowledge they gain from the university. The machine shop has a variety of machines such the lathe machine, universal milling machine, radial drill, and surface grinder. 

  • The Carpentry Workshop

The carpentry workshop provides technicians, academics and students with a wide variety of carpentry services. The carpenter's shop has a wide range of equipment including a table saw, band saw, lathe, planer/thicknesses, mortice and various hand tools. Wood types used in construction range from pine to exotic hardwoods. Items produced in the shop can be seen all around the school, including the specially built reception areas and purpose made experimental and research equipment. 

  • The Sheet Metal Forming Workshop

The Sheet Metal Forming Workshop provides Students and Technicians with a wide variety of equipment used in forming and shaping Sheets of Metal, such as the Swing Shear, Motorized Shear, 3 – In – 1 Machine for Folding & Rolling, Bending Machine and a Spot Welding Machine to help in the assembly of manufactured parts.

  • The Welding Workshop

The Welding Workshop Provides Students and Technicians with a wide variety of Machines, applying various Welding Types, Such as the Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW), the Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), in addition to a Spot Welding Machine used in parallel with the Sheet Metal Forming Workshop.

 

 

All Engineering students are required to have completed, to the approval of GJU, the course of Engineering Workshop (IE121). This is a compulsory course of the Engineering degree and students will not be eligible to graduate without taking this course.