The distinctiveness of the engineering science programs are seen through an appreciation of the uniqueness of the program design and in conveying to students, teaching staff, managerial staff and community its unique features. Thus several types of objectives are considered in multiple levels.

Student-based Objectives:

1. We share the institutional values of the University of Sinai and therefore we place students at the core of our educational objectives; so it works to.
2. enhance students' capacity to engage in extended project work, both on an independent basis and in collaboration with their peers, and thereby to prepare students for further academic study and employment.
3. explore the central features of the discipline.
4. attract students who will benefit from studying in a research-enriched environment.
5. open access to the study of a range of specialist areas within the discipline;
6. focus on the contest nature of knowledge within the discipline

Department and Subject based Objectives:

1. To provide a seed-bed for ideas that can be exploited in research programs within multiple departments.
2. To provide the disciplinary community with new members.
3. To constitute an example of best practice to other departments in how to teach the discipline.

Employer-based Objectives:

1. To meet the requirements of potential employers in a specific sector

Society-based Objectives:

1. To positively impact on the social fabric of the local community (i.e. Sinai).
2. To widen participation within the body of students studying the discipline.
3. To contribute to society through the development of a sense of engineering responsibility in the students on the program.