School for Electrical and Mechanical Engineering
Building a more secure, sustainable society through world-class research and teaching.
Our culturally diverse School encompasses the disciplines of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering.
Our world-class scholars, alumni, and students push the boundaries of engineering and science – inventing new technologies, launching successful startups, managing technology companies – positively impacting society in South Australia, the nation, and beyond.
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Electrical and electronic engineering news
Australian Rover Challenge 2022
University students from across Australia tested their rovers by competing in a full-scale simulated lunar mission at the Australian Rover Challenge.
Career services final year employability series
Career Services offers the Final Year Employability series annually to assist students sourcing and applying for graduate roles.
A fascination with light and optical engineering
Dr Jiawen Li is an inventor and highly adaptable engineer. With a career that began with her study of optical engineering, that saw her move across the globe twice, she is currently leading her own research team to develop a hair-sized ‘camera’ to help cardiologists identify patients at risk of heart attacks.
Mechanical engineering news
Australian Rover Challenge 2022
University students from across Australia tested their rovers by competing in a full-scale simulated lunar mission at the Australian Rover Challenge.
The right attitude helps launch a career in space
Georgia is studying a Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical & Aerospace) (Honours) with a Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences.
Amber Pegoli’s passion for problem solving.
Amber is studying a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering and a Bachelor of Maths and Computer Science. She has always loved learning how things worked, and how to solve problems.