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School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Level 3 (Room 3.26), Innova21 Building
The University of Adelaide
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
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Telephone: +61 8 8313 5277
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School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering

Career opportunities in Electronic Engineering

The School's main aims are to deliver high quality education and conduct internationally competitive research. We regard educating future engineers as our key role. Our graduates are highly valued and many hold leading positions in industry and government departments or are full professors in universities.

Degree Programs Offered By The School

The School offers a wide range of Degree Programs for Undergraduate and Masters Students. It also backs up its strong research initiatives with Higher Degrees by Research for Postgraduate Students.

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Undergraduate Programs

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Masters Degrees by Coursework

Higher degree by research

Higher Degree by Research

School Research Themes

Research in the School is focused on two major themes: Sensing and Processing, and Sustainable Energy.

Sensing and Processing

Research areas include: Electromagnetics, Microelectronics, Radars, Signal & Image Processing, Telecommunication & Wireless Systems, and Terahertz (T-Ray) Imaging.

Sustainable Energy

Research areas are: Power Electronics and Electrical Machines, and Power Systems.

Strong Interest in School Research

Work published by School researchers on Optical Dielectric Resonator Antennas published in the journal OPTICS EXPRESS has attracted considerable attention and has been one of the most popular downloads for the start of the year.

2013 Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarships

Undergraduate and postgraduate coursework scholarships for 2013 are now open for applications on the Scholarships website at: http://www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships

Concept 2 Creation program endorsed

The SA Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology has endorsed, with funding support, the Concept 2 Creation (C2C) suite of programs. The C2C program delivers STEM projects in schools and is managed by the Northern Advanced Manufacturing Group (NAMIG), an industry-led not-for-profit organisation. Professor Lincoln Wood was the foundation Chair of NAMIG and continues to be actively engaged in strategic planning for C2C.

Relativity for Engineers

9 Day Elective Course for UG and PG 23 September â?? 3 October 2013 (mid sem 2 break) ELEC ENG 4052/ 7062 Special Studies in EEE - Relativity for Engineers The course focuses on aspects of relativity theory that are relevant to the aerospace and telecommunications engineer http://www.adelaide.edu.au/degree-finder/2013/beng_beelec&es1.html

Undergraduate from School wins competitive IEEE International Scholarship

Nghia Nguyen Trong, a 3rd year student from the School is one of the ten international winners of The IEEE MTT (Microwave Theory and Techniques) Society awards scholarships

Major Power Engineer Shortage

The power industry forecasts some 1,900 extra power engineers are needed over the next 5 years in Australia. The Electrical & Electronic Engineering degree and the Electrical & Sustainable Energy Engineering degree will equip students to join this booming industry.

Origin Energy Scholarship in 2013

Origin Energy Australia is offering a $5,000 scholarship that will be awarded to a high-achieving 3rd year student studying Electrical & Sustainable Energy or Electrical & Electronic Engineering at The University of Adelaide.