School of Electronic, Electrical and Systems Engineering

Keith Gregory is Senior Lecturer in Electrical Engineering.

He is - 

• Chair of the University Prizes Committee
• School Projects and Teaching Laboratory Co-ordinator
• A member of the School Learning and Teaching Committee
• A member of the School Academic Practice Committee
• A University Teaching Assessor

He has been -

• At various times Part A, Part C and Part D tutor
• Electronic and Electrical Engineering undergraduate programme director
• Electromechanical Power Engineering undergraduate programme director
• Electric Power Generation postgraduate programme director
• Undergraduate Teaching Coordinator
• Director of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies
• Twice a Department representative on the Engineering Faculty Board
• Engineering Faculty representative on the University Learning and Teaching Committee
• A Department representative on Senate
• Engineering Faculty representative on the University Prizes Committee
• Engineering Faculty representative on the University Academic Misconduct Committee
• A seconded academic to the EngCETL

Keith Gregory was born and raised in Oldbury in the West Midlands and was educated at various midland schools and colleges. He graduated from The University of Aston in Birmingham (now Aston University) with BSc in Electrical Engineering (1974) and MSc in Electrical Machines (1976). He worked for The Electric Construction Company in Wolverhampton between 1969 and 1971 and BKB Electric Motors in Birmingham between 1971 and 1983. He came to Loughborough in 1983 as a Research Assistant, was appointed Research Fellow in 1985, Lecturer in 1994 and Senior Lecturer in 2000 (via the 'Research' route). Whilst a Research Fellow he submitted a Doctoral Thesis on his research in the mathematical modelling of small-scale electrical power systems, for which PhD was awarded in 1994.

Professional Affiliations

• Member of the Institution of Engineering and Technology

Undergraduate

Part A

ELA001 Circuits

Part B

ELB003 Electromechanical Systems (Responsible Examiner)

Part C

ELC025 Project (Responsible Examiner)
ELC026 Advanced Laboratory (Responsible Examiner)
ELC027 Independent Study 1 (Responsible Examiner)
ELC028 Independent Study 2 (Responsible Examiner)
ELC029 Independent Study 3 (Responsible Examiner)
ELC040 Electrical Machine Operation and Analysis (Responsible Examiner)

Part D
ELD024 Finite Element Laboratory (Responsible examiner)
ELD030 Advanced Project (Responsible examiner)

Projects
Typically Dr Gregory supervises three BEng and  three MEng Final Year Projects.  He has supervised several Part C systems projects in the past in non-invasive machine measurments.

Postgraduate
Typically Dr Gregory supervises one or two MSc projects in renewable/sustainable energy systems.