Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) boasts a distinguished faculty across its various schools and departments. The university's academic structure encompasses multiple specialized schools, each staffed with experienced educators and researchers. Below is an overview of some key schools and their focus areas:​

School of Advanced Sciences (SAS):

Focuses on fundamental sciences, including physics, chemistry, and mathematics.​

School of Bio Sciences & Technology (SBST):

Departments:​

Biotechnology​

Bio-Sciences​

Bio-Medical Sciences​

Integrative Biology​

School of Civil Engineering (SCE):

Specializations:​

Structural & Geotechnical Engineering​

Environmental and Water Resources Engineering​

School of Chemical Engineering (SCHEME):

Dedicated to Chemical Engineering studies and research.​

School of Computer Science and Engineering (SCOPE):

Areas of expertise:​

Software Systems​

Computational Intelligence​

Database Systems​

Information Security​

Analytics​

Internet of Things (IoT)​

School of Electrical Engineering (SELECT):

Focuses on:​

Control & Automation​

Electrical Engineering​

Energy and Power Electronics​

Instrumentation​

School of Electronics Engineering (SENSE):

Specializations include:​

Sensor and Biomedical Technology​

Micro & Nanoelectronics​

Communication Engineering​

Embedded Technology​

School of Mechanical Engineering (SMEC):

Areas covered:​

Manufacturing Engineering​

Thermal & Energy Engineering​

Automotive Engineering​

Design & Automation​

VIT Business School (VIT BS):

Departments: VIT Chennai

Finance, Accounts, and Economics

Marketing​

Organization Behaviour and HRM​

Analytics​

Operations Management​

Foreign Faculty​

For detailed information about faculty members in each school, including their qualifications, research areas, and contact details, please visit VIT's official faculty directory

Please note that faculty assignments and departmental structures are subject to change. For the most current information, refer to VIT's official website or contact the university directly.​