A focus on our strengths
The Faculty of Science and Technology creates a focused collaboration on the University's proud history of Science, IT, Information Systems, and Engineering.
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Cutting edge specialisations
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, it’s vital to be ahead of the game. Designed in collaboration with industry our IT degrees put you at the forefront of new and emerging technology and trends.
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Women in SciTech
This page is dedicated to all of the women who work and study within the Faculty of Science and Technology.
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COURSE SEARCH
The Faculty of Science and Technology encompasses teaching and research in environmental science, conservation biology, forensic and analytical science and biomedical sciences together with data science, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT), machine learning, robotics, cloud computing and cybersecurity. We provide the perfect balance between practice and theory, whether it is sampling within ecosystems, analysing crime scenes or building robots, students will get a hands-on experience within the Faculty of Science and Technology.
Our globally focused research strengths are nurtured in cross disciplinary research hubs including the Institute for Applied Ecology (IAE), Human Centred Technology Research Centre (HCTRC), the Centre for Research in Therapeutic Solutions (CRESTS), and the National Centre for Forensic Studies (NCFS).
The Faculty of Science and Technology has a commitment to experiential teaching to ensure “work ready, world ready, future ready” graduates and has a mature, internationally-recognised and thriving research and teaching environment that collaborates with government, business, industry and the Canberra community.
Professor Janine Deakin
Executive Dean
Faculty of Science and Technology
News
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UC’s 2021 IT&S Capstone Expo emphasises strong ties with industry
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UC’s Krebs Lecture 2021: Accelerating species recovery through the application of genomics – a tale of the Tasmanian devil and the koala
More on UC’s Krebs Lecture 2021: Accelerating species recovery through the application of genomics – a tale of the Tasmanian devil and the koalaProfessor Kathy Belov will deliver this year’s Krebs Lecture at the University of Canberra, outlining her extensive research into using genomics applications to save endangered species – and touching on fascinating evolutionary adaptations with far-reaching implications.