Current Vacancies 

Our partnerships

We currently work with:

• BAE Systems

Our facilities

You will have access to inspiring purpose-built facilities including six laboratories that are exclusively for CSEE students; three are open 24/7. You will have full access to the labs except when there is a scheduled practical class in progress. CSEE specialist resources include:

• Brain-Computer Interfaces laboratory: one of the best-equipped for non-invasive BCI research in Europe
• Embedded and Intelligent Systems laboratory: state-of-the-art design and prototyping facilities for embedded systems design and system-processing architectures
• Intelligent Environments laboratory: hosts an iSpace testbed for intelligent environments and pervasive computing, and the iClassroom testbed for intelligent learning environments
• Robotics laboratory: dedicated space for indoor robots. Our Robot Arena is one hundred square metres in area and has a six metre high ceiling to accommodate flying robots
• Network Convergence laboratory: maintains a well-equipped research network testbed that consists of electrical and optical core networking technologies and heterogeneous wireless access networking technologies across our University campus and the surrounding areas
• Network Multimedia laboratory: operates as an interdisciplinary facility with a focus on research and development of efficient deployments of ultra-high-definition multimedia applications over networks

Apprentices will have access to software including Java, Python, Prolog, C++, Perl, Mysql, Matlab, DB2, Microsoft Office, Visual Studio, Project and CAD tools and simulators for chip design (Xilinx) and computer networks (OPNET).

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