At the School of Engineering (SoE), students can look forward to a conducive and engaging learning environment.  Depending on the course of study, students will get the opportunity to work in one or more technology and expertise areas such as:

• Aerospace
• Automation, Control and Instrumentation
• Audio-Visual
• Bioengineering
• Building
• Design and Rapid Prototyping
• Digital Audio and Video Broadcast
• Electronics
• Environment and Water
• IT and Networking
• Logistics & Supply Chain Management
• Marine and Offshore
• Photonics and Lasers
• Robotics
• Solar Energy
• Wireless Communication Systems

Students can expect to be involved in projects requiring the development and application of state-of-the-art technologies.

This is made possible by a pool of highly qualified and dedicated lecturers and technical support staff with relevant post-graduate degrees and industry working experience in their respective engineering fields.  SoE strongly promotes, amongst its staff, the culture of continuous learning and collaborations with local and overseas partners so as to continuously keep abreast of the latest technological progress. In doing so, we ensure that our curricula remain up-to-date and relevant.

To support our staff and students’ quest for excellence in technology capability development, SoE is equipped with some of the latest facilities.  These are found in the school’s numerous technology centres and laboratories,  such as:

• Alpha Centre (for Robotics)
• Assistive Technology Centre
• Automation & Integrated System Centre
• Biomedical Engineering Centre
• Bluetooth Laboratory
• Design and Rapid Prototyping Centre
• Digital Signal Processing Centre
• Energy & Environment Centre
• Facility Management Centre
• Frontline | AeroScout – Enterprise Visibility Solution Centre
• High Voltage Training Centre
• Instrumentation & Control Centre
• Internetworking Technology Laboratory
• Marine Technology Laboratory
• Microelectronics Design and Application Laboratory
• Photonics Laboratory
• Power Quality Centre
• Radio Frequency Laboratory
• Solar Technology Centre