EnergyBank has contacted the Women in Engineering Affinity Group with an opportunity for Mechatronic/Mechanical Engineering students to join them in a temporary capacity. A ten-week paid (living wage) internship is available to tertiary students, and a six-month position to PhD graduates ($70k p.a.). If you are ...

Last week, the IEEE NZCS hosted the 2022 Postgraduate Symposium on Victoria University of Wellington’s Kelburn Campus. A crowd of 42, including the judging panel, watched 27 presentations over three sessions. Students presented their work on projects such as that of Philippa-Kate Andrew on Laser-actuated ...

Victoria University of Wellington Professor, Bing Xue, recently gave her inaugural lecture in the Hunter Council Chambers at the Kelburn Campus. For those interested, below is a recording of the event, kindly provided by Victoria University of Wellington, here. Please see our Events Page for information ...

Please visit ieee-pes.org if you are interested in learning more about the global strategy of the Power and Energy Society. Particularly calls for applicants, papers, and award nominations. Information regarding the New Zealand Chapter will be added here, as it is received.

Please visit ieee-ims.org if you are interested in learning more about the global strategy of the Instrumentation and Measurement Society. Particularly calls for applicants, papers, and award nominations. Information regarding the New Zealand Chapter will be added here, as it is received.

Writing is an essential skill, but it is challenging to have good writing skills. Victoria University of Wellington Associate Professor, Peter Andreae, recently discussed useful tips to write concisely and clearly to improve a reader’s experience. Organised by the Section’s Young Professionals Affinity Group, the ...

WIE NZCS conducted an event to engage and promote female engineers. IEEE Women in Engineering strives to provide assistance in supporting female professionals in technical disciplines. In this session, we share our experiences of being in the vibrant community of IEEE WIE, development programs, membership ...

The IEEE New Zealand Central Section Victoria University of Wellington Student Branch hosted a postgraduate networking event on campus last night. Students from both under- and post-graduate level learned from Section leaders a high-level overview of IEEE, the Section, and Victoria’s current academic pathways and ...

Please join us in thanking Professor Bob Hodgson (FIET, DistFEngNZ, SMIEEE) for presenting his career journey to Palmerston North IET members. It was inspirational to learn of Bob’s step from schoolboy electronics enthusiast to professional engineer and senior educator. His career spanned working in the aircraft ...

Please visit cis.ieee.org if you are interested in learning more about the global strategy of the Computational Intelligence Society. Particularly calls for applicants, papers, and award nominations. Information regarding the New Zealand Chapter will be added here, while a list of current members is available ...

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To all IEEE NZ Central Section members, I take this opportunity to thank you for the contributions you have made to our Affinity group since it started. As the world celebrates women’s day, we need to remind ourselves that we are better together and we shouldn’t ...

The NZCS is very excited to announce that it has obtained approval to form a Women in Engineering Affinity Group. We aim to identify issues of importance to women in the engineering field and to network and share our experiences. If you are interested, please ...

WIE Affinity Group NZ Central Section in collaboration with IEEE NSW WIE AG, UTSWIE IT, and WREN organised an event to discuss the opportunities and challenges related to Research grants. Please see our Events Page for information regarding future events affiliated with the IEEE New Zealand Central Section. ...

The IEEE NZSC hosted the 2021 Postgraduate Symposium event at Victoria University on Friday, 26th November 2021. About 35 participants from Victoria University and Massey University joined locally and remotely.  Prizes were awarded for the best presentation and runner-ups. The event offered a chance for ...

The Covid19 pandemic has spread chaos across the world, significantly impacting workplace culture. Working from home has become the norm for some industries in some countries, while others are jumping on the bandwagon and may be left behind. Females, specifically, have faced overwhelming challenges and ...

Are you an undergraduate student and hesitating whether to to do postgraduate study or an industry job? Are you a postgraduate student and hesitating whether to have an academic career or industry career? The Student and Young Professionals Event may be for you! The IEEE New ...

The YP group of IEEE NZ Central Section is going to hold an event (a panel discussion) about “Transitioning from Academia to Industry” at Victoria University of Wellington. We have invited four speakers who obtained their PhD degrees from Victoria University of Wellington and Massey University. They ...