A focus on our strengths

The Faculty of Science and Technology creates a focused collaboration on the University's proud history of Science, IT and Systems, Engineering, and Mathematics.

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UC joins Lifeline in $3M project

SciTech's Human-Centred Technology Research Centre joins a multidisciplinary team led by Prof Debra Rickwood to bring improvements to Lifeline’s crisis services. Prof Roland Goecke and his team will contribute automated AI algorithms to identify different types of help-seekers.

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Top rankings for Science and Maths students

UC's Science and Mathematics graduates rank in the TOP 5 nationally for employment.

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Faculty of Science and Technology

The Faculty offers world-class academic programs in Environmental, Medical, and Forensic Science, Information Technology, Information Systems, Engineering, and Mathematics in a hands-on learning environment.
Dynamic teaching combined with strong industry partnerships provide our students with a multi-disciplinary, work-integrated experience like no other.
Our research team collaborates closely with other institutes and industry to generate impactful scientific and technology driven solutions to real world problems.

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    1. Research Results

      Research at UC 'well above world standard'

      The University of Canberra’s research disciplines deemed to be above and well-above world class has more than doubled in less than three years, according to a recent government assessment of research excellence.

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    2. Grads 2019: Pursuing the unknown leads to University medal

      A passion for learning, staying focused and setting goals leads to success and Amanda Denniss’ journey to her PhD in Cardiac Physiology is the perfect illustration of this.

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    3. Evolution of Canberra: Blessing or curse? UnCover event series launch

      Evolution of Canberra: blessing or curse? Join a panel of UC experts to uncover the pros and cons of Canberra's rapid rise. UnCover launch event, 28 March, 6.30pm

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    4. Grads 2019: Dream of being a crime scene analyst is close to becoming a reality

      Amy Hadland, a Bachelor of Applied Science in Forensics Studies graduate and recipient of the AFP Forensics High Academic Achiever Award, describes her first class at the University of Canberra as immediately affirming her decision to enrol in the degree.

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