Electronic & Electrical Engineering
We’re ranked in the UK Top 5
The Department has been ranked in the Top 5 for Electronic and Electrical Engineering (The Guardian University Guide 2023).
Combining research excellence, global industry engagement and first-rate teaching, we deliver an outstanding student experience.
Discover more about electronic & electrical engineering
Success in European Space Innovation Competition
Dr Carmine Clemente, Domenico Gaglione, Christos Ilioudis and Professor John Soraghan won Europe's biggest space technology innovation competition. Their low-cost early detection system for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles was overall and UK regional winner! Following their success, the team was interviewed by the BBC - take a look!
MSc Autonomous Robotic Intelligent Systems
Announcing a new 1-year taught MSc focused on state-of-the-art autonomous control technologies and machine learning, with applications in robotics, sensor networks, big data analytics and AI programming. Delivered jointly with the Department of Design, Manufacture & Engineering Management, you'll undertake advanced classes, a 3 month research project and have the opportunity to engage with industry partners including Xilinx, Texas Instruments and MathWorks.
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#weareinternational: Utkarsh Dwivedi
Utkarsh Dwivedi came to Strathclyde from India to study in our Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering. Find out what he thinks of his #strathlife!
ERIC cell demonstrates the concepts behind Strathclyde Research
A new robot, ERIC, developed by staff and researchers within the Department’s Centre for Ultrasonic Engineering (CUE), is showcasing the leading automation, robotic and sensing work being undertaken in the University.
Celebrating Success
More than 80 students joined the Department’s growing network of international alumni, following presentation of their degrees at the University’s Autumn Congregations.
Funding for White Space pilot network in Orkney secured
The Centre for White Space Communications has been awarded a £330,000 grant from the Scottish Government to develop and implement a White Space pilot network in Orkney.
