The Institute of Electrical Engineering and Electronics employs several qualified specialists with experience and the necessary knowledge in various branches of electrical engineering. Below, we present the Institute's offer.

Offer of the Division of Theoretical and Applied Electrical Engineering:

The history of the Institute is closely related to the Poznan School of Electrical Engineering and dates back to 1929 when the State Higher School of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical Engineering was established. The head of the then Faculty of Electrical Engineering was Bazyl Iwaniek-Kowalczuk. The first graduates of the School obtained the diploma of an electrical technologist in January 1932. The school was located at Kluczborska Street and Rynek Wildecki, i.e. at today's Maria Skłodowskiej-Curie Square.

The mission of the Institute of Electrical Engineering and Electronics of the Poznan University of Technology is to carry out scientific research in the field of broadly understood electrical engineering, power electronics, and electronics, mechatronics, and electromechanical converters, light technology, measuring systems, as well as dynamically developing electromobility. The teaching activities of the IEEE are also related to the above-mentioned research areas. The main trends of research conducted at the Institute concern:

The Institute carries out research work in the following areas:
 

• Department of Applied Mathematics
• Department of Teoretical Mathematics