Engineering - Electrical & Electronic Engineering - Research

Electrical & Electronic Engineering at NUI Galway has three research priorities:



- Biomedical Electronics, Biometrics and Bio-inspired Electronics



- Signal Processing and Communications



- Power Electronics and Energy Conversion



Parallel with these research priorities is a significant technological capability in Embedded Systems Design, which has potential application across all of Electrical & Electronic Engineering research priorities but which has demonstrated particular application in Biomedical, Biometrics & Bio-inspired Electronics and in Signal Processing & Communications.

MEngSc—Bachelor of Engineering (honours) or equivalent, at Second Class Honours Grade One level or above.



MApplSc—Honours degree from a recognised university or third level college or a Pass degree with at least three years relevant experience.



ME—Bachelor of Engineering degree and have proven engineering or research experience in a position of considerable responsibility.

Applications are made online via the NUI Galway Postgraduate Applications System.

Course Code: PhD (part-time) 1PE1 MEngSc (full-time) 1ES11; MEngSc (part-time); 1ES12 MApplSc (full-time) 1APR1; MApplSc (part-time) 1APR2 ME (full-time) 1ME1; ME (part-time) 1ME2



MEngSc (Electrical & Electronic Engineering), full-time

MEngSc (Electrical & Electronic Engineering), part-time

MApplSc (Electrical & Electronic Engineering), full-time

MApplSc (Electrical & Electronic Engineering), part-time

ME (Electrical & Electronic Engineering), full-time

ME (Electrical & Electronic Engineering), part-time

Research Areas


Biomedical Electronics, Biometrics and Bio-inspired Electronics


Signal Processing and Communications


Power Electronics and Energy Conversion