Study at the forefront of Technology
Technology is a fast paced, multi-billion dollar industry that is at the heart of almost everything we do in today’s digital age. The vital contribution from computer scientists, engineers and specialist IT professionals is crucial for industries needing to manage data, provide support and maintain critical security infrastructure.
At UC, our Technology degrees equip you with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills you need to graduate at the forefront of the digital revolution. From healthcare to retail banking, education to defence, technology is a vital tool used in many sectors that rely on high-skilled professionals.
Designed to meet future needs of industry, you can match your studies to your interests, with specialisations including Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Cyber Security or Data Science.
Top 10 in Australia
Our undergraduate computing and information systems degrees are ranked #7 in Australia for graduate employment and starting salaries.
(Good Universities Guide 2022)
Engineer your future
UC’s undergraduate engineering programs are ranked #1 in the ACT for student support and teaching quality.
(Good Universities Guide 2022)
Practical experience
Meet the right people in the right places thanks to our real-world approach learning and close collaboration with the IT industry.
Our learning spaces
Human-Centred Computing Laboratory
Designed for interdisciplinary research at the intersection of computer science, engineering, health technology, psychology, sports technology and design. This state-of-the-art human observation laboratory contains high-end computing facilities used to analyse video, audio and physiological sensor data.
Collaborative Robotics Laboratory
The CRL is home to our UR-10 robot, Baxter robot, industrial drones and portrait drawing robot. This lab is used predominantly by our research students, who study how humans interact with robots.
Internet of Things Laboratory
Experiment with sensor equipment, drones and WiFi networks used for engineering, network engineering and software engineering. This dedicated space for hands-on project work, allows students to connect and investigate the latest devices, datasets for research and applications.
Innovation Lab
Equipped with high-powered PC's and specialist software, this multipurpose computer laboratory has been specifically created to help students learn mobile technology, games programming, natural user interface, networking, cyber security, and robotics.
Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Management
This 100% online course is designed for working professionals of all levels across a wide range of sectors. Equip yourself with the holistic vision and strategic thinking needed to build cyber resilience within your organisation.
Practical experience
Step out of the classroom and into the real world thanks to UC’s Work Integrated Learning (WIL). With professional practice at the heart of our Engineering and Information Technology degrees, you’ll gain real-world work experience while you study. Take part in placements or internships to develop your professionalism and soft skills like negotiation, communication and critical thinking.
Industry projects
In your final year as a technology student, you’ll complete an industry project designed to solve a real-world problem. This is where you’ll gain practical experience in the production and implementation of ICT or engineering solutions for government, a local business or community organisation.
Collaborative research projects
As part of our postgraduate technology degrees, you’ll have the opportunity to team up with our world-class academics and undertake a research project using our Human-Centred Technology research centre.
Featuring high-end computing facilities used to analyse video, audio and other sensory data, this is where you’ll have the opportunity to conduct research that connects computer science, health technology and psychology together.
“The final year industry project was the highlight of my UC journey. I worked with a team of robotics researchers to design and manufacture an advanced robotic hexapod that’s now being used as an educational platform to teach robotics - an incredibly valuable experience to kickstart my professional engineering career.”
Bryce Cronin
Engineering (2021)
Contact us
Want to know more? Get in touch with our Future Students team to find out more about studying Technology with UC.
