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School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

We conduct research that solves real-world issues and combine it with a quality learning experience for students led by acknowledged experts.

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Professor David Lovell

Head of School - Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Professor David Lovell, Head of School for Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS), provides leadership, support, energy and enthusiasm.

Among many interests, he is passionate about bioinformatics and quantitative bioscience.

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Professor Margot Brereton

Discipline Leader - Computer Human Interaction
Professor Margot Brereton researches the participatory interaction design of ubiquitous computing technologies and their interfaces.

She develops innovative designs, methods, and theoretical understandings by designing to support real user communities in selected challenging contexts.

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Associate Professor Richi Nayak

Discipline Leader - Data Science
Associate Professor Richi Nayak is an internationally recognised expert in data mining, text mining and web intelligence.

She has published high-quality conference and journal articles and is highly cited in her research field. She has also received a number of awards and nominations for teaching, research and service activities.

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Professor Colin Fidge

Discipline Leader - Information Security
Professor Colin Fidge leads our Information Security discipline. His research interests include modelling and analysis of complex, computer-based systems.

He is a research theme leader in the national Cyber Security Cooperative Research Centre and a member of the federal government's Joint Cyber Security Centre management committee.

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Associate Professor Geoff Walker

Discipline Leader - Power Engineering
Associate Professor Geoff Walker joined the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Electrical Power Engineering group as an Associate Professor in 2013.

His current research interests lie in applying power electronics to applications in renewable energy (especially PV), power systems, and electric vehicles.

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Professor Jonathan Roberts

Discipline Leader - Robotics and Autonomous Systems
Jonathan is a Professor in Robotics, a Chief Investigator at the Australian Centre for Robotic Vision and is currently the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Discipline Leader.

His main research interests are in the areas of Field Robotics, Medical Robotics, Performance Robotics and more recently Design Robotics.

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Professor Clinton Fookes

Discipline Leader - Vision & Signal Processing
Clinton Fookes actively researches in the fields of computer vision and pattern recognition including video surveillance and airport security and operations.

Clinton has attracted over $15M of cash funding for fundamental and applied research from external competitive sources and has published over 140 internationally peer-reviewed articles.

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Meet our experts

Professor David Lovell
Position
Head of School
Division / Faculty
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research field
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Professor Wageeh Boles
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Vision and Signal Processing,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research field
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
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Professor Margot Brereton
Position
Professor Eng. & Interaction Design
Division / Faculty
Computer Human Interaction,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Information Systems
Design Practice and Management
Distributed Computing
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Distinguished Professor Peter Corke
Position
Professor of Robotic Vision
Division / Faculty
Robotics and Autonomous Systems,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Professor Matthew Dunbabin
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Robotics and Autonomous Systems,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Professor Yanming Feng
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Data Science,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Geomatic Engineering
Communications Technologies
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Professor Colin Fidge
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Information Security,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Computation Theory and Mathematics
Computer Software
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Professor Clinton Fookes
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Vision and Signal Processing,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research field
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
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Professor Daniel Johnson
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Computer Human Interaction,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Other Psychology and Cognitive Sciences
Other Information and Computing Sciences
Other Technology
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Professor Yuefeng Li
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Data Science,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing
Information Systems
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Professor Jonathan Roberts
Position
Professor in Robotics
Division / Faculty
Robotics and Autonomous Systems,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Biomedical Engineering
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Professor Paul Roe
Position
Professor
Division / Faculty
Computer Human Interaction,
School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
Research fields
Distributed Computing
Computer Software
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Courses

Study a QUT course and join our world-leading graduates. Find out how our courses can put you on the path to success.

Data Analytics

"There is a large and growing demand in industry for skilled data analytic professionals. Organisations need to unlock the value of data to make better decisions to be more effective and efficient. We are excited to offer our new data analytics courses to provide our graduates with state-of-the-art knowledge and skills to keep them at cutting edge of this rapidly evolving field."

Dr Helen Thompson - Senior Lecturer in Statistics

Master of Data Analytics

Electrical Engineering

"What attracted me to engineering was the chance to put critical thinking into practise, and work as an inventor to solve real world problems. While studying I was involved with the Girls in Engineering Making Statements club and the Big Sister / Little Sister mentoring program, which gives the higher year students a chance to help the first and second year students settle in."

Deanna Hood

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Electrical)

Information Technology

"I chose QUT based on reputation. The infrastructure and the lab facilities were great. I'm now with Google and get to enjoy lots of travel. It has, hands-down, the best company culture with constant learning opportunities."

David Wearing

Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science)

Undergraduate courses

Single degrees

Double degrees

Honours

Postgraduate courses

Video game development at QUT

We host one of the longest running Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments courses in Australia. We provide a simulated startup environment for students to emulate the process of developing a game as a team.

Our graduate showcase is attended by industry professionals and exhibits the best polished and published games by our final-year students.

Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments

Our research

We are leading the way in the fields of:

  • robotics
  • data science
  • autonomous systems
  • information security
  • power engineering
  • computer vision
  • computer-human interaction.

Our research strength in robotics and computer vision has seen QUT appointed as leader of the Australian Research Council Centre of Excellence for Robotic Vision, which has received funding for a seven-year research program.

Other research projects include:

  • investigating biometrics for security
  • development of terrestrial and marine autonomous systems
  • data mining
  • cryptography and network security.

Our teaching

Our school is a leader in delivering world-class teaching and research outcomes, offering advanced, relevant and modern courses designed for the real world and underpinned by our award-winning research.

Students learn from experienced lecturers and professors who work within multidisciplinary research teams at the cutting edge of science and engineering, and who collaborate closely with industry and business.

We prepare students for success in the workplace by sharing the latest in technical knowledge and the best in industry practice.

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