With a PhD in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Tyndall National Institute you will have received a solid grounding in mathematics, physics and electrical engineering fundamentals. Further study will have allowed you the opportunity to choose from a large range of modules such as analogue electronics, power electronics, control and automation, computer hardware, electromagnetics, microprocessor applications, power systems, signal processing and telecommunications. phd students: Your studies and area of research will have reflected a broad base of physics, mathematics, and engineering skills with particular emphasis on advanced physics, mathematics, engineering, or computer science.
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