Welcome to St. Francis Institute of Technology
St. Francis Institute of Technology (SFIT) was established in 1999 with a view to create an Engineering Degree Institute to fulfill the long felt public need of an Institute of Excellence in Borivli.
SFIT has three Degree Programs in the most coveted disciplines considering both industrial need and public preference.
SFIT is approved by AICTE and is affiliated to the University of Mumbai. These courses would lead to award of the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering (B. E.) in related discipline of Engineering.
Vision
To be a Chrysalis where bright youngsters are transformed into technological entrepreneurs and innovative leaders of tomorrow's world, consistent with the Franciscan vision of integrity, peace and love.
Mission
To Churn out highly competent engineering graduates with a commitment to result oriented work, a perennial zeal for learning, a quest for excellence, an open mind and the universal values of honesty, dignity and mutual care.
The College Emblem
 | The Emblem or the Logo of the college reflects the basic functions, aims, objects, ideals and aspirations of the Institute. The two hands and the wheel symbolize the transmission of knowledge of the teacher to the student and the relentless quest towards this transmission. The title "Engineering College" indicates the level at which this transmission takes place, as distinguished from other Technical Institutes. It also represents "entrepreneurship", which is the distinctive "vision" of the college; to develop potential job and wealth creators as different from job seekers. Around these is printed the name of the College and the City in which it is situated. Finally the whole wheel is arched by two olive branches that represent 'victory' as well as, 'peace and tranquility'; the essence of the values of the Institute's Patron Saint, St. Francis of Assisi, that the College professes and wishes to impart to its stakeholders. |
The College Anthem
The College Anthem is a "Peace Prayer", credited to have been composed by St. Francis of Assisi, the Patron Saint of the College. The prayer song captures the whole personality of the Saint, who lived and died for others as God's messenger, holding nothing for himself (though born to one of the richest families of Assisi, Italy), in abject poverty, yet in joy and tranquility. Out of such a serene life came forth the "Peace Prayer", which the College has adopted as its anthem; wishes the same peace and tranquility (in spite of our mad rush after material wealth) not only to all its stakeholders but to the whole of creation -animate and inanimate- characteristic of Franciscan Spirituality!
