School of Electronic Engineering

Electronics engineering involves an intimate knowledge of the behaviour of electrons to develop components, devices, systems or equipment. There are many subfields such as biomedical engineering, power electronics, digital signal and image processing. In common with all of the Schools within the EIT, students in this field require a multi-disciplinary approach. Demand is assured for trained personnel in various engineering fields who also have a strong knowledge in the industrial applications of electronics.

Students in the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) School of Electronics Engineering may specialise in subjects such as power electronics, switch mode power supply design, specification and technical writing, digital signal processing, embedded controllers, data acquisition systems and technologies, shielding, EMC/EMI noise reduction and analog/digital design and circuit board layout.

52705WA - Advanced Diploma of Biomedical Engineering
Professional Certificate of Competency in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence

Student Stories from around the world

  • Where is he now: Dominique Mutombo Hoyi

    Where is he now: Dominique Mutombo Hoyi

    Dominique Mutombo Hoyi is an Engineering Institute of Technology graduate from the Democratic Republic of Congo who is living in South Africa. He was EIT’s Outstanding Student Award Runner-Up for 2017. We caught up with him to find out what he is studying now and to see how his career is maturing with

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  • Student Story: Ishmael Muumbe

    Student Story: Ishmael Muumbe

    Ishmael Muumbe is a two-time, verging on three-time, Engineering Institute of Technology graduate. He studied both his 52708WA - Advanced Diploma of Industrial Automation and 52726WA - Advanced Diploma of Applied Electrical Engineering through EIT after having moved from Zimbabwe to New Zealand to

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  • Student Story: Skhumbuzo Khoza

    Student Story: Skhumbuzo Khoza

    Shkumbuzo Khoza is an EIT graduate from South Africa.

    He first began his career in the engineering when he graduated from Evander College, studying his N2 through to his N6 certificate. This meant that he had successfully obtained a national technical certificate with special focus on

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Student Stories

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