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Welcome to
IEEE Curtin! ⚡
IEEE Curtin Student Branch represents the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) on Curtin campus. We’re a community of engineers bringing students together for fun and fulfilling experiences in electrical and electronics engineering!
What we do
There’s plenty to get involved in!
Sign up to join us for technical and social events, such as:
Networking with industry
Connect with industry professionals at our flagship Evening with Engineers and Mechelmech events!
Technical engineering presentations
Learn more about electrical power, electronics, instrumentation, telecommunications and computing.
Company presentations & site tours
Come along to Lunch and Learns and site visits hosted by engineering companies which count towards your PRES logbook hours.
Professional development workshops
Attend workshops to improve your interview skills, public speaking and job applications, and gain greater insights into industry standards and operations.
Social events
Meet new friends and have fun at events such as laser tag, movie nights, mini golf and of course our favourite: KFC Quiz Night!
Get involved
Join the committee to help organise events like these and connect with a vibrant community of engineering students!
If you’re looking to get the most out of your university experience and be part of a friendly, inclusive club of electrical and electronics engineering students, Curtin IEEE could be the place for you!
Our past events
Good times with IEEE Curtin.
A few moments from past events with the club!
Past events you should know about
EIC Lunch and Learn
Our Lunch and Learn explored electrical engineering, instrumentation and control through industry talks, with a chance to ask questions and chat with practising engineers.
Evening With Engineers
We brought students and industry professionals together for an evening of conversations, new connections and getting to know each other.
Wavelengths
We went behind the scenes at CIRA, then took on a hands-on antenna challenge that brought radio astronomy and engineering together.
Subsea Panel
We heard from subsea and offshore engineering professionals, asked questions and chatted about the projects shaping the industry.
