Jirong came to Sheffield from China to study a BEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering. After successfully graduating Jirong continued his studies at Imperial College London doing an MRes Medical Robotics and Image-Guided Intervention.
Anthony
MEng Digital Electronics (now Electronics and Computer Engineering)
Anthony graduated from EEE in 2019 with an MEng in Digital Electronics (now Electronics and Computer Engineering) and started his career at ARM as a Graduate Software Engineer. Find out about his time at EEE and what advice he has to give to students to get the most out of your time at university.
Stephen Henthorn
MEng Electronics and Communications Engineering
Stephen joined the department as an undergraduate and chose to stay on and do a PhD which has led to him being appointed a Research Associate in the Communications Research Group. Watch the video he submitted for the Connected Nations Pioneers competition in 2018 run by the EPSRC and read about his career path at EEE.
Mark
MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry
In the third year of his MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry Mark created a video of his creation of 'Scalextron'. Read more about Mark's experiences at EEE and watch his video here.
Tom
A Day In The Life of a EEE Student video participant
Tom was a third Year doing MEng Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry degree and a member of the Skateboarding Society when he took part in filming the 'A Day In The Life of a EEE Student' video which you can watch in his profile. He shares his experience of EEE so far and explains how he got involved with the video.
Alex Duke
MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Alex completed an MEng in Electrical Engineering and continued into a PhD in Electrical Machines and Drives sponsored by Rolls-Royce. He left academia to pursue a career in industry and now works for Siemens Gamesa in their world leading renewable energy sector.
Hi, my name is Joanna and I’m currently doing a BEng Systems and Control Engineering at ACSE. I chose this course, as I really enjoyed maths and physics, but wanted it to be more applied.
