Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Through our research excellence in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, we are at the forefront of technological change. We equip students for diverse, global careers in this field to positively impact nearly every aspect of modern life.
Within the Electrical and Electronic Engineering discipline, we are experts in applied physical sciences, technology, and information systems. We are committed to solving real-world problems through fundamental and applied research.
Wide-ranging research
We have wide-spanning research expertise in the following areas:
- Materials, devices, nanoscale, and quantum engineering systems for generating, manipulating, and detecting electronic, photonic, and electromagnetic signals
- Sensor information processing, communication systems, control systems, autonomous systems, and artificial intelligence
- Implantable devices, digital systems, applied machine learning, the design of computer technology and the interaction between humans and computers
- Power systems, power electronics, electric machines, and renewable technologies for sustainability
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Extensive undergraduate and postgraduate teaching
Undergraduate
Our career-ready Electrical and Electronic Engineering qualifications are held in high regard globally.
Our undergraduate degrees are fully accredited by Engineers Australia. They include an industry placement, an embedded honours year, and the opportunity to specialise with a major. Designed to enhance knowledge and practical skills, students can choose majors in:
Postgraduate
We offer a range of postgraduate study options – Diplomas and Masters – to hone problem-solving skills, gain knowledge to design and build products and services we use every day – from smart city sensors and medical imaging though to security systems and defence technologies.
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Higher Degrees by Research (HDR) opportunities
Be involved in engineering discovery, invention, and cutting-edge research through a higher degree by research. Join our Master of Philosophy or Doctor of Philosophy programs.