Alumni

Your relationship with the University and School of ITEE should not end upon graduation. 

Here at the School of ITEE we encourage graduates to stay connected and have launched a LinkedIn group for Alumni & Friends of the School, whether they were part of the current ITEE school or previous departments including:

  • School of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
  • School of Information Technology
  • Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
  • Department of Computer Science
  • Department of Electrical Engineering

To find out more about this network or to sign-up, please visit the LinkedIn group.

Stay Connected

Every past student of The University of Queensland is considered a UQ Alumnus and is a valued member of the University's growing alumni community spread throughout Australia and overseas.  EAIT Faculty Alumni join a well-known and well-respected network of thousands of engineering, architecture and IT graduates, employed in all levels of industry, government and academia across the globe.

Interested alumni are invited to reconnect, become involved and to help shape the future of the Faculty’s academic programs and new generations of engineers, architects and IT professionals.

As a registered UQ Alumnus, you will receive many benefits including:

  • Networking opportunities
  • Regular employment news
  • Professional development and educational events
  • Graduate Contact magazine
  • Invitations to social activities
  • Opportunities to provide input and to help shape the future of UQ ICT and engineering programs

For more information about UQ Alumni or to register as an alumnus please visit the UQ Alumni website. 
 

USEFUL LINKS:

ITEE Centenary Alumni Reunion Dinner -  21 October 2010

Information Technology and Electrical Engineering Alumni from The University of Queensland were invited to an Alumni Reunion Dinner to celebrate the past, present and future of Information and Communications Technology and Engineering at The University of Queensland.

The event explored the impact of UQ teaching and research in this rapidly evolving and dynamic field, by highlighting some key achievements of graduates and staff.

Thank you to all who attended the event.

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