• Highly qualified faculties with PhD from IITs, IISc, NITs and abroad. The department is bestowed with senior faculty members having vast experience in field projects.
• Several research and consulting projects include grants from various IITs, DST, DBT, Ministry of Mines, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (USA), IHE Delft, amongst others.
• State of art laboratories equipped with all essential equipment. The additional research facility includes instrumentation viz. Carbonation Chamber, RCPT equipment, Double-Beam Spectrophotometer, Laminar Air-Flow Hood, Incubator with Orbital Shaker, Ambient air monitoring equipment, and many others like Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer in the Central Instrumentation Facility, MUJ.
• The Computer Aided Design Laboratory has an array of advanced software such as STAAD Pro, ANSYS, ABAQUS, AutoCAD, MATLAB, and Bentley Software Packages.

The programme is dedicated to targeting needs and delivering specialists with a two-year degree programme, with the necessary credentials. It aims to attract talented and ambitious young and mid-career sanitation professionals, having a B.Tech degree in any discipline of engineering or M.Sc in chemistry. Also, for professional working in water supply and sewerage companies, municipal assemblies, government ministries, NGOs and consulting firms. Ideally these individuals are dealing with urban and peri-urban sanitation.

While being at M.Tech level, the programme has a professional orientation. The M.tech Programme in Non-Sewered Sanitation enables you to build strong profile to capture opportunities in GOI Smart Cities, AMRUT, SBM Programs.

The M.tech Programme in Non-Sewered Sanitation aims to foster leadership in sanitation sector and delivering tailored solution in technical options, financing, monitoring & evaluation, capacity building and training.

The M.tech Programme in Non-Sewered Sanitation Focuses on  practical implementation of FSSM policy, covering roles and responsibilities by applying existing knowledge and theory in practice and to contribute to the further development of knowledge in sanitation, and conduct practice-orientated field research, independently or in a multidisciplinary team.