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Alex Stojcevski

Prof. Dr. Alex Stojcevski

School of Software and Electrical Engineering, Swinburne University of Technolog...

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Alex Stojcevski received the bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, the Masters by Research degree in electrical and electronics engineering, the master’s degree in educational leadership and in project based learning from Aalborg University, Denmark, and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. He is the Dean of the School of Software and Electrical Engineering, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. He is responsible for providing academic leadership in the field of technology and engineering disciplines to all staff and students in the school. In the research and research leadership space, Professor Stojcevski has published more than 350 book chapters, journals, and conference articles, and has attracted over AUD$80M in research and infrastructure projects funding. He has collaborated with key international agencies to make this happen. His research interests are in renewable energy, micro grid design, and energy efficiency.

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Alex Stojcevski received the bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, the Masters by Research degree in electrical and electronics engineering, the master’s degree in educational leadership and in project based learning from Aalborg University, Denmark, and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. He is the Dean of the School of Software and Electrical Engineering, Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. He is responsible for providing academic leadership in the field of technology and engineering disciplines to all staff and students in the school. In the research and research leadership space, Professor Stojcevski has published more than 350 book chapters, journals, and conference articles, and has attracted over AUD$80M in research and infrastructure projects funding. He has collaborated with key international agencies to make this happen. His research interests are in renewable energy, micro grid design, and energy efficiency.