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Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences

Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences

The Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences equips the next generation with skills and knowledge to make the world a better place. Empowered by acclaimed academics and state-of-the-art teaching facilitates, our students are on the path to building a better future

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Computer Science and Information Technology Computer Science & Information Technology
Engineering Engineering
Maths, Physics and Chemistry Maths, Physics & Chemistry

Our schools

School of Computing and Information Technology

School of Engineering

School of Mathematics and Physics

  • Top 125

    UOW ranks among the top 125 universities in the world for Engineering and Technology.
    Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026

  • 5 stars

    UOW received a 5-star rating for undergraduate learner engagement, learning resources, skills development and teaching quality.
    The Good Universities Guide 2025

Our research

The Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences undertakes research ranging from fundamental to applied. We study a range of disciplines that have real-world applications beyond science. Our researchers are driven by the desires to create a better world for all.

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News, stories and thought leadership

Health and Medicine, Research, Science and Technology

Three UOW teams secure $1.08m to turn research into real world outcomes

The funding supports commercial pathways for university innovation in health, disability and cyber security
Students

UOW achieves strong global results in THE Subject Rankings 2026

Law and Engineering lead UOW’s top subject rankings
Research, Science and Technology

NATO funds UOW research to protect drones against cyber attacks

International collaboration to develop AI technologies to protect drone systems used in defence, disaster response and critical infrastructure
Alumni, Research

How mining engineering students will power Australia’s clean energy future

Australia’s push towards net zero cannot happen without mining. From the copper and rare earths needed for wind turbines to the lithium that powers electric vehicles, every step of the renewable energy transition relies on resources beneath the ground.
Students

How Hussain turned his passion for coding into reality

For Hussain Al Saaid, computers have never just been machines. From the moment he first wrote the code in primary school, they became a way to turn imagination into reality.
Business and Economy

Universities: Powering Australia’s productivity revival

Universities are nation-building institutions: engines of innovation and opportunity

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