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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At the Faculty of Science and Technology you will become the expert that produces solutions to the world’s biggest problems. The Faculty of Science and Technology encompasses teaching and research in environmental science, medical science and biomedical science 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 combating cyber-crime or improving people’s health and wellbeing, building robots or sampling ecosystems, students will begin to shape the world around us through the innovative skills and knowledge they learn.
We are a unique Faculty as we combine Science and Technology together to give our students a competitive edge to become work ready, world ready and future ready.
Our globally focused research strengths are nurtured in cross disciplinary research hubs including the Institute for Applied Ecology, which consists of two centres; the Centre for Conservation Ecology and Genomics and the Centre for Applied Water Science, a biomedical research hub and the human-centred technology hub.
Professor Janine Deakin
Executive Dean
Faculty of Science and Technology
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Tracking immunity through transformation: UC researcher awarded Max Day Fellowship for amphibian conservation research
More on Tracking immunity through transformation: UC researcher awarded Max Day Fellowship for amphibian conservation researchUniversity of Canberra postdoctoral researcher Dr Meng-Han Joseph Chung has received a Max Day Environmental Science Fellowship to investigate whether vaccination can strengthen amphibian immunity to chytrid fungus, right through metamorphosis.
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ACT Landcare Awards: UC frog conservation project recognised for scientific innovation and community volunteers
More on ACT Landcare Awards: UC frog conservation project recognised for scientific innovation and community volunteersThe Green and Golden Bell Frog project at the University of Canberra has seen huge community engagement, as volunteers turn out in force to help save an iconic species – and address the deadly threat of chytrid fungus to amphibians worldwide.