Textile Engineering: Overview, Scope, Opportunities | Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Khatri | Sindhi

Welcome to another fascinating episode of the MUET Career Canvas Series. We are delighted to host Prof. Dr. Zeeshan Khatri, an Intellectual and Proficient Professor and Chairman of the Department of Textile Engineering at Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, Jamshoro. Dr. Khatri holds both bachelor's and master's degrees from Mehran University, and he earned his doctorate from Shinshu University Japan.

Dr. Khatri provides a comprehensive overview of textile engineering, emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature and key areas such as fiber science, yarn manufacturing, fabric formation, printing, finishing, and textile chemistry. He highlights the importance of textile engineering in the production of various materials, including cotton, synthetic fibers, wool, and silk.

Furthermore, Dr. Khatri details the specialized labs available for students, including those dedicated to spinning, weaving, and printing, and state-of-the-art facilities for research and development. He mentions ongoing research projects, such as studying banana weather patterns, in which students are actively involved.

When asked about the career prospects for textile engineers, Dr. Khatri explains the diverse paths available, including opportunities in the textile industry, further studies, and research.

Regarding job opportunities, Dr. Khatri notes that graduates have options both locally and abroad, with countries like Bangladesh, Turkey, and Egypt being prominent destinations.

In conclusion, Dr. Khatri offers a meaningful message to aspiring textile engineers, emphasizing the importance of sustaining manufacturing industries in the digital age and reminding them of the fundamental role of physical manufacturing in everyday life.

An Initiative of MUET Alumni Development Cell
Producer & Director: Engr. Salman Ul Mouzam Abbasi
DoP & Cameraman: Faiz Ali Sakhirani
Video Editors: Bilal Masoud, Faryal Ali
Video Animator: Govind Kumar
Special Thanks To: Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, Europen Union, Central Project