It will be the fifth engineering stream at the five-year- old IIT, which currently offers B Tech in Chemical,Electrical, Mechanical and Civil engineering.
"We will launch 4-year B Tech in Materials Science and Engineering from the next academic calendar, besides two year MSc in Physics and MA in Society and Culture," IIT-Gn Director Prof Sudhir K Jain said.
This year, the institute introduced a four-year B Tech in Civil engineering, and two-year M Sc programme in Chemistry, Mathematics and Cognitive Sciences.
"With IIT-Gn we already have a tie-up in Nano technology, wherein PhD scholars enrolling here come to IIT-Bombay for course work," Dean Student Affair, IIT-Bombay, Urjit A Yajnik said.
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"Jointly some MoU is being discussed for collaboration and student exchange with IIT-Gn," he said.
"As a part of it, if some IIT-Bombay student wants, he can come to IIT-Gn and vice-versa, and credit earned in a semester at IIT-Gn becomes transferable," Yajnik said.