The Center of Science and Technology (CTC) has an administrative structure similar to the other three university centers. It is led by a Dean, elected by faculty, and Vice Deans (Undergraduate, Graduate, and Development) appointed by the Dean. Departments operate autonomously, headed by Department Chairs and Course Coordinators elected by their peers. Academic and administrative decisions are made through committees and task forces.

he Center of Science and Technology comprises the following departments: Chemical and Materials Engineering, Chemistry, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Informatics, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, and Physics. Notably, the Center's courses are interdisciplinary, fostering effective integration of diverse fields in both teaching and research.