Information For New And Returning Students
Undergraduate Enrolment and Registration 2017-2018
Dear Student,
We would like to take this opportunity to welcome all new students into the School of EEECS, and welcome back returning students to the School.
Click on the button below to view the webpage containing information which you will hopefully find helpful as you begin the new academic year.
All formal communication from the School and University will be sent to your QUB email address which you should have received e.g. student01@qub.ac.uk. Each student will be allocated a unique email address by the University. It is important that you check this account on a regular basis.
If you have any queries or concerns before the start of the new academic year, please raise them at Welcome Week, or contact the Computer Science general office on 028 9097 4639 or the Electrical and Electronic Engineering general office on 028 9097 5436. Welcome Week is mandatory, and it is important that all new students attend as most of your concerns and questions will be answered.
Allister Lee
School Manager
The School of EEECS
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Study at EEECS
Dynamic undergraduate and postgraduate courses for a changing world
Professor Dimitrios Nikolopoulos
Welcome to EEECS
Computing and communications technology influences so much of how we live today - the way we communicate,travel, make financial transactions, or receive medical care. A degree from the School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EEECS) squarely positions our graduates within an industry that will impact the way we live today and in the future.
About the School
School and Institutional Award
Queen’s University has become the first academic institution in Northern Ireland to be awarded a royally-sealed professorship. The rare Regius Professorship is bestowed to recognise exceptional research work. The Queen has awarded the title to the electronics and computer engineering department, which has undertaken pioneering work in the field of cyber-security.
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That's ELECTRONICS, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE
Research at the School
Our pioneering work and facilities for researchers
Cutting-edge Facilities
Multi-million pound refurbishment
A recent multi-million pound refurbishment of the old Bernard Crossland building, where computing courses are based, now provides our students with state-of-the-art facilities in an engaging, modern environment.
Latest News
News
Latest News
Global Recognition for EEECS MEng Student’s Wireless Power Amplifier Research
4/05/2017
