The Clayton R. Paul Global EMC University is an opportunity to learn from university faculty that are internationally recognized for outstanding EMC instruction. The first Global EMC University took place at the 2007 International Symposium on EMC in Honolulu. Dr. Clayton Paul invited EMC instructors from around the world to teach fundamental EMC topics as they would be covered in a university course. “Global EMC University” proved to be very popular and has been a fixture at every IEEE EMC symposium since then. In 2013, the IEEE EMC Society Education Committee renamed the event “Clayton R. Paul Global EMC University” and established strict standards for both the topics and instructors to ensure a high-quality educational experience.

Students attending this course can expect rigorous coverage of important EMC topics with plenty of opportunities to interact with the instructors. There is no exam, but students must attend all 16 hours of instruction to receive a course certificate.