In teaching, we offer the Control & Automation and Biomedical Engineering options at the final year undergraduate course. We offer subjects in Control, Computer Vision, Robotics, Biomedical Instrumentation, Biomedical Signal and Image Processing, Computational Intelligence, and Physiological Systems Analysis and we encourage the integration of these areas for new applications in automation and manufacturing industries. Thus, our B.Eng. students can opt for a specialisation in Control & Automation or Biomedical Engineering in their final year of studies. For graduate studies, we offer a MSc programme in Computer Control & Automation to train working engineers on more advanced design and development techniques.

B. Research

Students can pursue research programme leading to an M.Eng. or a PhD degree. The University provides a number of research scholarships to deserving students admitted to the full-time PhD research programmes. Students can also pursue M.Eng. and PhD research programmes on self-financing basis.

In the Division of Control and Instrumentation, students can pursue research in several areas including Systems and Control, Instrumentation, Computer Vision, Sensor Fusion, Robotics, Face Recognition, Biomedical Instrumentation, Biomedical Signal and Image Processing, Identification, Automation, Drive Systems and Control, Mobile Robots, Estimation and Filtering, Control Networks and Computational Intelligence techniques such as Neural Networks, Fuzzy logic Systems, Support Vector Machines and Genetic Algorithms.