About ITE
The School of Information Technology (ITE) offers education on all levels, from undergraduate to PhD education, as well as education for professionals. Research is conducted within aware intelligent systems, smart electronic systems, cyber physical systems and digital service innovation. ITE is a multicultural school with around 130 employees from 20 different countries.
We prepare future innovators!
The School for Information Technology is organised into two departments and four technology areas, with responsibility for research and education within its area.
Organisational chart
Departments
- Computing and Electronics for Real-Time and Embedded Systems, CERES
- Intelligent Systems and Digital Design, ISDD
Technology Areas
- Smart Electronic Systems
- System of Cyber Physical Systems
- Aware Intelligent Systems
- Digital Service Innovation
Collaboration and Innovative Lab Environments
Organisation
Management and administration
- Dean of School: Cristofer Englund
- Head of Department CERES: Pererik Andreasson
- Head of Department ISDD: Stefan Byttner
- Vice Dean with responsibility for education: Jörgen Carlsson
- Vice Dean with responsibility for research: Slawomir Nowaczyk
- Research Coordinator: Jonathan Burgos
- Research Coordinator: Marisa da Silva
- Deputy head of Department CERES: Ross Friel
- Deputy head of Department CERES: Marlena Nowaczyk
- Deputy head of Department ISDD: Susanne Lindberg (on leave)
- Deputy head of Department ISDD: Jens Lundström
- Controller: Jessika Rosenberg
- Administrative Researcher: Jessika Andersson
- Outreach Coordinator: Stella Erlandsson
- Project Economist: Stefan Gunnarsson
- Project Economist: August Theorin (on leave)
- Project Economist: Amanda Lagerberg
- Communications officer: Anna-Frida Agardson (on leave)
- Communications officer: Emma Swahn
- Human Resources Specialist: Annelie Weiberg
- School Administrator: Camilla Soto
Programme Directors
- Computer Science and Engineering, 300 credits: Mikael Hindgren
- Intelligent Systems, 300 credits: Mikael Hindgren
- Computer Engineer, 180 credits: Nicolina Månsson
- Digital Design and Innovation, 180 credits: Mats Lindqvist
- Digital Business Development, 180 credits: Christer Rehnström
- Electrical Engineer, 180 credits: Nicolina Månsson
- IT Forensics and Information Security, 180 credits: Mattias Wecksten
- Mechatronic Engineer, 180 credits: Nicolina Månsson
- Network Design and Computer Management, 60 credits: Muhammad Ahsan Rasool and Olga Torstensson
- Master's Programme (60 credits) in Electronics Design, 60 credits: Ross Friel
- Master's Programme (60 credits) in Network Forensics, 60 credits: Olga Torstensson
- Master's Programme (120 credits) in Embedded and Intelligent Systems, 120 credits: Martin Cooney
- Master's Programme (120 credits) in Information Technology, 120 credits: Martin Cooney
- Master's Programme (120 credits) in Digital Service Innovation, 120 credits: Ahmad Ghazaneh
- Technical Foundation Year and Introduction Semester, 40 and 20 weeks respectively: Mikael Hindgren
- Applied Artificial Intelligence (AI), 180 credits: Mohamed-Rafik Bouguelia
Advisory board
Chair:
- Cristofer Englund
Representatives of the teaching staff:
- Mark Dougherty
- Struan Gray
- Elena Haller
- Eric Järpe
- Susanne Lindberg
- Johan Thunberg
Representatives of the students:
- Isabella Bjelobrk
- Tiago Fernandes Cortinhal (Ph.D. student)
Secretary:
Contact Jessika Andersson for questions regarding documents and protocols.
Facilities
The management, administration and teachers/researchers have offices in E and F Buildings in the campus area. The students’ lab rooms, project rooms and lecture halls are buildings A, D and F. Leap for Life has its premises on the ground floor in A Building and Electronics Centre in Halmstad is in Z Building.
