Ramdhane Dhib

Dr. Ramdhane Dhib is a Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Toronto Metropolitan University, affiliated with the Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science. His expertise includes polymer reaction engineering, process modeling, optimization, and control. He emphasizes the importance of practical skills and confidence in students, derived from hands-on training in experiments, simulations, and programming.

• Education:
• PhD in Chemical Engineering, Sherbrooke University (1995)
• MSc in Chemical Engineering, Bradford University (1983)
• BSc in Chemical Engineering, Bradford University (1981)
• Teaching:
• CHE 214 Thermodynamics II
• CHE 430 Process Control
• CE8502 Polymerization Reaction Engineering

He advocates for active student engagement through questioning and real-world experience, particularly through the department’s co-operative education program. This program equips undergraduates with industry-ready skills, fostering self-assuredness early in their careers. Dhib is available for student inquiries via the departmental contacts listed below his profile.

Though his profile highlights research interests and professional involvement, no specific research groups, labs, honors, awards, or grants are explicitly mentioned. His contributions focus on bridging academic rigor with industrial applicability, ensuring students are prepared for evolving challenges in chemical engineering.