Welcome to our School

One of first and finest Schools in The University of Sydney, E&IE offers high quality of campus-based undergraduate and postgraduate education using student-centred resources for learning and teaching, in an exciting and innovative environment.

The research activities, in all major areas of electrical engineering, attract funding from nationally competitive grant sources including significant funding from the Australian Research Council, and the School's links with industry have been strengthened by funding from sources including NEC, BAE, Ericsson, BT, EnergyAustralia, ABB, Defence Science and Technology Organisation, Powercor, and other national and international companies where our graduates are highly appreciated for their expertise, creativity and leadership.

Latest News & Events

• Orientation for new Postgraduate Students

  

  Date: Thursday 25 February 2010 Location: Peter Nicol Russel Building
  Program: Representatives from the Faculty, SUPRA, ISSU and the SciTech Library will provide essential information on resources available to students.
  4 - 5pm - Orientation for new Research Students, Drawing Room 1
  5:15pm onwards - Orientation for all new Postgraduate Students, PNR Lecture Theatre
  Light refreshments will be available. Register Now!...

• Faculty of Engineering & IT ORIENTATION DAY 2010

  

  The Faculty's orientation for new students commencing in 2010 is on Friday 26th February in the Farrell Lecture Theatre and PNR Lecture Theatre (PNR Building) from 11am - 2.00pm. Read more...

• Unique Postgraduate Scholarships

  

  The School of EIE offers $12K scholarships for ME coursework, and also the $7K Norman I Price scholarships to all enrolled full-time PhD and MPhil students. Read more...

• CDIO (Conceive - Design - Implement - Operate)

  

  Our School is adopting an innovative educational framework for producing the next generation of graduate engineers. This framework, called CDIO, provides undergraduate students with an education which stresses engineering fundamentals set in the context of real-world systems and products.