DRIVING THE DIGITAL ECONOMY

Information and communication technology is a pervasive discipline that encompasses information systems and technology, computer science and software engineering, electrical, computer and telecommunications egineering, and mathematics and applied statistics.

The Faculty of Informatics was purpose-built to educate graduates to play a pivotal role in the digital economy and provide solutions to the complex problems across the information and communication industry.

International Fellowship: Cryptologist cracks an Australian first

International Fellowship
Her field involves the creation of secret codes but the achievements of UOW’s Professor Jennifer Seberry came under the spotlight when she recently became the first Australian to be honoured as an International Association for Cryptology Research (IACR) Fellow. Read More

Informatics Alumni wins major award in China

The CPA Australia China Alumni of the Year Award was awarded to Mr Simon Chung, a University of Wollongong, Faculty of Informatics graduate. Mr Simon Chung completed a Bachelor of Mathematics with a major in Computer Science in 1990 and worked in Australia before returning to China to take up a role with ChinaSoft International Limited. He is now the Global Chief Operating Officer with ChinaSoft International Limited, a Hong Kong listed company with revenue of over 1.6 billion RMB. Mr Chung credits his Australian study experience at UOW not only developing .. “from the technology side of things, but the way of thinking – the open thinking and the work ethic”. Mr Chung indicated that his UOW education taught him valuable lessons in structured thinking, resolving problems and risk management
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IIBSoR member on most cited article list

IIBSoR member on most cited article list
A Senior Lecturer from the School of Information Systems and Technology, Dr Samuel Fosso-Wamba has gained a place on the ‘Most Cited Article list-International Journal of Production Economics’.
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Prime Minister's Australia/Asia Endeavour Awards

The Endeavour Awards is the Australian Government’s internationally competitive, merit-based scholarship program providing opportunities for researchers to develop ongoing professional linkages between organisations and countries, and for individuals to increase their skills and enhance their global awareness.

Endeavour Research Fellowships

Dr Haiping Du is an academic staff member of the School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering, Faculty of Informatics.
Haiping’s research will be with host institution the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong in Engineering and Related Technologies – Automotive.
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