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Electrical, telecommunications and quantum engineers continue to be among the most sought-after professionals. Electrical Engineering continues to feature in lists of the best, highest-paying or most in-demand jobs, e.g., (27/2/20) and (17/5/19).
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Academic staff in the School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications are passionate educators. 30% of academic staff won faculty, university or national teaching awards in the past 10 years. The School has a proud history of education innovation. Two recent examples are the world’s first Bachelor of Quantum Engineering and (during COVID) a breakthrough way to deliver practical skills via . Many courses have undergone digital uplift, providing world-class learning resources to complement class interactions.
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Our vibrant and award-winning student societies STEEP () and TWEET (web and ) run dozens of social events, ‘crash courses’, hackathons and careers events throughout the year.
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The recently refurbished ($104M), award-winning , with thousands of square metres of brand new teaching and research labs, the , the largest in any university world-wide, the , capable of producing sub-20nm semiconductor device features, the Joint National Fibre Facility, to name just a few.
Take a tour of some of our teaching labs (including for quantum engineering), and have a look at our world-leading , which bring the lab bench to our students wherever they are during COVID.
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The recently refurbished ($104M), award-winning , with thousands of square metres of brand new teaching and research labs, the , the largest in any university world-wide, the , capable of producing sub-20nm semiconductor device features, the Joint National Fibre Facility, to name just a few.
Take a tour of some of our teaching labs (including for quantum engineering), and have a look at our world-leading , which bring the lab bench to our students wherever they are during COVID.
In our Postgraduate Prospectus, or on our website.