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From Monday 16th to Friday 20th June 2025, 45 students from 24 schools across Northern Ireland came together at Queen’s University Belfast for an unforgettable week of tech, teamwork, and discovery.

On April 2nd, the Ashby Building's Sir Bernard Crossland Lecture Theatre buzzed with excitement as final-year EEE students showcased their work at the Megaw Lecture and Prize Ceremony, sponsored by the IET.

A team of engineering students have developed a smart numnah with their company Equilyze — an innovative product designed to improve rider symmetry, horse health, and performance through cutting-edge sensor technology.

Two QUB Peer Mentors, Daniel Innis and Steven Trouton, both current Computer Science students at Queen’s University Belfast, led a practical Computer Science course for students aged 14–16 from Boys Model and Girls Model Secondary Schools.

EEECS Team Secures Silver at Primary Engineer MacRobert Medal Awards in Glasgow

Halloween was a blast! As the semester picks up, remember our peer mentors are here to help. From drop-in sessions to workshops and friendly chats, we’re ready to support you at any stage. Don’t hesitate to reach out—we’re here to make things easier!

The Art Society and Computing Society hosted a creative evening where students made video game-inspired art using Perler beads, bringing together EEECS students and others for a fun social experience.

Queen's University Belfast and Ashfield Girls' High School celebrated Ada Lovelace Day with a coding workshop led by Rebekka Campbell. Students enjoyed creating poetry with code while learning about computing careers and STEM opportunities at Queen's

CSIT’s Annual Cyber Security Summit brings together national and international cyber security experts from government, industry, entrepreneurs, venture capital, civic society and academia.

The Great EEECS Bake Off raised £455 for Macmillan Cancer Support, featuring creative bakes including Elaine Sommerville's winning red velvet cake designed to look like the Computer Science Building, complete with sugar 'glass' panels.

EEECS Welcome Week featured a campus treasure hunt exploring key university spots, followed by a special petting zoo where students bonded with hedgehogs, snakes, and Billy the goat, creating a fun start to university life

Dr Jonathan Browning received high commendation in the Rising Star category at the 2024 National Enterprise Educator Awards, recognising his exceptional work in promoting entrepreneurship education at Queen's University Belfast.

A group of students from EEECS travelled to Portrush for a day off-campus to enhance their social and communication skills with Ricky Martin from Alive Adventures and Camilla Long from Bespoke Communications.

The School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science was delighted to run the first-ever XP Work Experience Programme, hosting 24 lower sixth students from 15 schools across Northern Ireland.

35 girls from 5 schools attended the Girls into Electronics Event from the Royal School Dungannon, Dominican College, Portstewart, Dalriada Ballymoney and St Dominic's Belfast and Scared Heart Grammar School School.

Connected Learning Tutors, Oseghale Igene, Salman Ahmad, Kabirat and Fiona North visited Impact Training in Lanark Place in Belfast, courtesy of Gerard Fox and Lesa McKee to facilitate training sessions with youth in their local community.

Allister Lee, School Manager of EEECS, has been recognized with the Outstanding Leadership Award at the QUB Staff Excellence Awards for his exceptional contributions to staff wellbeing and positive workplace culture.

The School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science has achieved 'We Invest in People' SILVER accreditation.

The School of EEECS will turn P7 pupil Sam’s solar panel idea into reality for our first prototype build under a new partnership between Queen’s University Belfast and Primary Engineer.

We're thrilled to announce that our Postgraduate Taught (PGT) courses in EEECS achieved an outstanding student satisfaction score of 92% in the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES).

23 girls attended from Sullivan Upper School, Royal School, Dungannon and Coleraine High. They participated in an Arduino workshop, soldered a ladybug that flashed its eyes when the light was dim and met Baxter the humanoid robot.

We invited our talented top final year project students to the Megaw lecture and prize ceremony.

To celebrate St Patricks Day in style we invited all EEECS students to a Cèilidh/Cèili Dance. 

Based upon a recommendation in our Investors in People Silver Accreditation, the School of Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EEECS) set out to define and promote its desired leadership culture.

Celebrate women's achievement. Raise awareness against bias. Take action for equality.

Queen’s University Belfast has been named as one of the first-ever successful recipients of The Alan Turing Institute’s Network Development Awards.

The Faculty of EPS Wellbeing Team in conjunction with Belfast Recovery College are offering staff and students the opportunity to attend a Low Mood Awareness talk in the run-up to the festive break.

Men's Mental Health Week 2021 (14-20 June)

The search to discover NI’s most exciting University startup!

Northern Ireland’s Ever-growing Game Industry

Two researchers from the Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Queen’s University Belfast have been awarded prestigious fellowships from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) worth a total of £1.1m.

A new narrated podcast series focused on student wellbeing.

EEECS Celebrate International Women's Day on March 8th.

Queen’s University Belfast has been named as one of the UK’s first Academic Centres of Excellence in Cyber Security Education. 

We understand the pressure and stress that all our students and staff are under at the moment. Here are some resources that might help support your mental and physical wellbeing.

Evening with Tech @ QUB was held on 26 November. Catch up online.

SusTechNI Series - Part 1

Two academics from Queen's University were today (Monday 14 September) presented with Gold Medals from the Royal Irish Academy.

An academic from Queen’s University Belfast has been awarded a five-year prestigious Research Chair from the Royal Academy of Engineering to study 6G.

A Message from Joanne Clague (Registrar and Chief Operating Officer)

We were delighted to chat with EEECS Student Gareth Gordon, who is currently on placement with Randox Laboratories. We spoke to Gareth about, his placement and how it changed with the outbreak of Covid-19.

Researchers from Queen’s University Belfast are providing independent oversight and expert advice to the team developing the new StopCOVID NI app.

The School of EEECS is delighted to present the class of 2020. A celebration of their hard work and efforts.

The School of EEECS is delighted to present the new EEECS Podcast. We break down complex topics and explain big ideas in 21st century technology with our host of experts, researchers, staff and students.

While we are all mostly confined to our homes, we thought it would be a good time to catch up on some great films. Here are 10 awesome films that relate to Engineering or Computing, available across Netflix, Amazon Prime or Disney+

The school of EEECS was delighted to hold the inaugural Computing Parents’ Evening on Wednesday 9th October 2019 in the Computer Science Building, welcoming some 500+ potential students and their parents and family.

A Queen’s University Belfast student has developed software which can detect insurance fraud quickly.

A new millimeter-wave research lab has been opened by Keysight Technologies, Inc. , in collaboration with Queen’s University Belfast.

As part of an event entitled "Machine learning will solve all our big data problems. Or will it?" on October 18th, a panel of experts debated if machine learning would solve all our big data problems.

On 5th October, the INVENT 2017 awards - organised by Connect at Catalyst Inc - took place. Two Queen’s student businesses competed for the main category prize and the student category prize.

Two members of staff Prof Roger Woods and Dr Karen Rafferty, have been awarded the Queen’s University of Belfast’s Students Union’s Most Inspiring and Motivating Teaching Staff Members for their work on the Industrial Project.

The Article posted by Study International listed Queen’s alongside the University of Antwerp, University of Technology Finland, Karlstad University Sweden and Eindhoven University of Technology Netherlands.