Department of Electrical, Robotics and Biomedical Engineering provides courses in all areas of telecommunications, robotics, biomedical engineering and electrical engineering. All graduates leave with the skills and knowledge to make an immediate contribution to their fields. We also conduct research covering the latest developments shaping our world. Our research strengths include artificial intelligence in manufacturing, automation and control systems, electric vehicles, power system stability and control and signal and image processing.
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Associate Professor Jason But
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Latest news
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Newest Google recruit a Swinburne success story
- Technology
- Engineering
Swinburne engineer and computer sciences student Chuong Ho has been offered the role of a lifetime as a Google software engineer
Monday 07 November 2022 -
PhD student goes to the 2023 UN Water Conference
- Technology
- Sustainability
School of Engineering PhD student Vishnu Pillai recently landed the prestigious opportunity to attend the 2023 UN Water Conference in New York, thanks to his pioneering work on water sustainability solutions.
Friday 05 May 2023 -
Donor scholarship sets student on cyber security path
- Student News
- Education
Swinburne University of Technology have announced the inaugural recipient of the Adrian Di Marco Women in Software Development Scholarship, offered by TechnologyOne. The scholarship recipient is Teisha Damman, who is studying a Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology.
Wednesday 25 October 2023 -
How I got a job in robotics through Swinburne’s work integrated learning
International and Mechanical Engineering student Afnan Siddique completed his work integrated learning with the Bosch Australia Manufacturing Solutions (BAMS) robotics team. Afnan now works for BAMS flexibly while completing his degree with Swinburne.
Monday 22 August 2022 -
Swinburne launches Trimble Technology Lab to create next_gen workforce
- Technology
- Engineering
The first state-of-the-art Trimble Technology Lab in Australia has opened at Swinburne. It enables learning about new digital technology applications in civil engineering and construction.
Wednesday 28 September 2022
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For general enquiries, call 1300 794 628 to speak with our friendly team. You can also email us at Dean-SchoolofEngineering@swinburne.edu.au.