Jobs of the Future
Electrical Engineering prepares you for "the jobs of the future" with new skills and new solutions for an ever changing world that is driven by technological change.
Our Innovations
Our researchers bespeak many prestigious awards for the publication of ground-breaking research and numerous distinguished presentation roles at large international conferences.
Our Alumni
"My Electrical Engineering degree gave me the necessary tools and mindset to become an analytical and creative thinker. I think students with Electrical Engineering background make the best neuroscientists"

Latest News & Events

2014 Linkage Grant Success
30 June 2014

The School has been successful in receiving three ARC Linkage Grants in this round. Across the Faculty, we have received the second highest number of grants (School of Biomed received 4 grants). This is an excellent result for the School.

Colombo Plan Scholars_rs
30 June 2014

The New Colombo Plan is an initiative of the Australian Government to increase the collaborative efforts and knowledge of the Indo-Pacific in Australia. Candidates are chosen based on academic excellent and community leadership skills.

ACSER
30 June 2014

Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research (ACSER) has been recognised by the European Space Agency (ESA) as having produced one of the first 50 satnav position fixes using Europe’s Galileo system.

10 July 2014
11.00am to 12.00pm
6 September 2014
9.00am to 5.30pm
30 October 2014
8.45am

dropBear Labs

dropBear Labs

Drop Bear Lab

The adoption of digital camera technology has been staggering in recent years, through advances in dedicated digital cameras as well as smartphones. Yet on the face of such widespread adoption, we mostly stand as mere consumers of these devices. Few people would actually understand the processes that are involved between pressing a button and having an image file saved on their SD card.

Quantum Electronics and Quantum Computing

Landmark in quantum computing

Quantum electronic devices and quantum computing

The computer industry already sells microchips containing transistors as small as 22 nm – that’s about 50 atoms across. At that scale, the laws of Quantum Mechanics start to apply, and require a profound re-thinking of how to engineer new devices.

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EET Alumnus Rami Banna

Wearable Technology: Rami Banna at TEDxLondonBusinessSchool 2014

EE&T alumnus Rami Banna recently spoken at a TEDx event in London on Wearable Technology. His talk received a huge amounts of global attention. Rami worked at Cochlear for many years and is now halfway through his MBA at London Business School. 

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