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Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) is fundamental to modern society, encompassing everything from advanced computer systems and digital circuits to photonics and cutting-edge technologies like automated cars, robotics, medical equipment, and the next generation of mobile data transmission.
Join us on 15 November to hear directly from our staff and students about our undergraduate programmes and what's on offer here at Aberdeen.
Come and see some of our state-of-the-art facilities and teaching laboratories and hear from current students about their individual project work. The event will finish with light refreshments and an opportunity to meet and chat informally with staff and students.
Programme
3:00pm Introduction
- Overview of School of Engineering
- Electrical Engineering Teaching & Research
- Electronic Engineering Teaching & Research
- Organisation for the Evening
4:00pm Teaching Labs Tour
- Student Projects
- EEE Student Society
4:30pm Reception
- Light Refreshments
- Information about the five EEE Degree Programmes
About Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Aberdeen
Our Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree programmes are accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and designed to equip students with the sought-after skills to work at the forefront of new and emerging technologies.
Our flexible approach at Aberdeen allows you to understand and explore the two subjects before choosing your specialisation year three. By your final year, you'll be studying advanced courses while undertaking your ambitious individual project and applying your valuable experience to solve problems as a member of a EEE design team. Opportunities to apply for paid summer scholarships focussing on ground-breaking research are available from year three onwards.
EEE Staff and Research Areas
Electronics & Internet EngineeringProf Gorry Fairhurst, Dr Raffaello Secchi
Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Mechatronic SystemsDr Sumeet Aphale, Dr Ed Chadwick, Dr Elena Giannaccini, Dr Andrew Starkey, Dr Andreas San-Milan
Optronics and Optical EngineeringDr Thangavel Thevar, Dr Kaliyaperumal Nakkeeran, Dr Fabio Verdicchio
Power Systems and Power ElectronicsProf Dragan Jovcic, Dr Sumeet Aphale, Dr Aliakbar Jamshidi Far, Dr Yifei Guo
Arrival Information
If you are traveling to the campus by bus, the closest stops are:
- Old Aberdeen (bus no. 20)
- Bedford Road (bus no. 19)
- King Street (bus no. 1 and 2)
If you are traveling by car, the closest parking is the Bedford Road car park next to the Sir Duncan Rice Library.
- Venue
- Fraser Noble Building
- Contact
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If you have any questions please contact
engineeringoutreach@abdn.ac.uk