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 Digital Signal Processing
Professional Certificate of Competency in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence
Professional Certificate of Competency in Power Electronics, Switch Mode Power Supply & Variable Speed Drives
Professional Certificate of Competency in Troubleshooting, Designing and Installing Digital and Analog Closed Circuit TV Systems

Student Stories from around the world

  • Sam Bates

    Sam Bates

    Sam Bates is a graduate of the Engineering Institute of Technology who recently earned his 52708WA - Advanced Diploma of Industrial Automation. He works in the automation industry in the United Kingdom and is employed as a controls engineer. But, it has been a journey to get to where he is today. Sam

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  • Jessica Ann Mckenty

    Jessica Ann Mckenty

    Jessica Ann Mckenty is an Apprentice Communications Technician at Ergon Energy. She is a noteworthy graduate of the Engineering Institute of Technology. In October of 2018, Jessica graduated with a 52782WA - Advanced Diploma of Industrial Data Communications, Networking & IT. 

    Jessica completed the

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  • Cindy McGeorge

    Cindy McGeorge

    At the end of the 80s, in the far west of outback New South Wales, in an inland mining city known as Broken Hill, Cindy McGeorge embarked on an Electrical Fitting apprenticeship. And now, with a 52726WA - Advanced Diploma of Applied Electrical Engineering, she is an alumnus of the Engineering

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  • Douglas Black

    Douglas Black

    Douglas Black is a graduate of the Engineering Institute of Technology. He recently completed his Advanced Diploma of Industrial Automation and was a perfect candidate for online education and training. 

    Douglas currently works in the iron ore mining industry. His daily responsibilities include

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Student Stories

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Industry Oriented

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Experience

Our lecturers include highly experienced engineers, with real-world knowledge, NOT just academics.

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Recognition

EIT programs are fully accredited in Australia and recognized by many authorizing bodies around the world.

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Flexibility

Online students can access high-quality courses from anywhere in the world. This gives them the opportunity to study alongside full-time work.

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Global Reach

EIT’s current students join from over 140 countries, with expert lecturers and tutors based around the globe, providing you with a truly international perspective.

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Engineering Specialist

EIT is one of the only private colleges in the world specializing in engineering.