The Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in six schools and several entities.
Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
Schools & Entities
School of Civil, Mining and Environmental Engineering
The School of Civil, Mining and Environmental Engineering (CME) has a world-class reputation for excellence in research, innovative approaches to teaching and learning, and laboratories and workshop facilities that are among the best in Australia.
Excellence in teaching, leaders in research and strong collaborations with industry and government. Just some of the reasons you will become a highly sought after graduate.
School of Computing and Information Technology
UOW is ranked as one of the top 250 universities in the world for Computer Science and Information Systems by the 2015 QS World University Rankings and our evolving and innovative curriculum design ensures that our degrees remain agile and relevant so that our students graduate as robust, well-rounded and highly skilled ICT professionals.
We place a strong emphasis on industry links to ensure our programs remain agile and relevant. In a fast paced and rapidly changing industry you can rest assured that your degree from UOW is future-proof.
School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering
The School of Electrical, Computer and Telecommunications Engineering has a unique mix of disciplines, including robotics and automation. You will learn to implement solutions ranging from microelectronics to industrial power infrastructure, and radio networks to national fibre-optic pipelines.
Benefit from strong practical and application-based learning, our state-of-the-art laboratories, and participating in workshops taught by staff active in their discipline.
School of Mathematics and Applied Statistics
Our School activities span pure mathematics, applied mathematics, financial mathematics and statistics. Our graduates are in demand across all industries ranging from finance to defence and security to the health care sector.
Take your interest in maths and learn mathematical and statistical models to analyse and forecast results in economics, finance, medicine and industrial processes from internationally recognised and engaged academic staff.
School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering
Current: From 3D printing to green power to robotics, the School of Mechanical, Materials, Mechatronic and Biomedical Engineering (MMMB) offers a unique mix of study areas. Our postgraduate industry training and continuing professional development allows our students to graduate with work-ready skills sought after by industry.
School of Physics
The School of Physics is a leader in the areas of medical radiation physics, condensed matter physics, terahertz science and technology, and applied superconductivity. We attract the very best researchers and partnerships with research institutions and universities from around the world in these areas. Our degrees are taught by academics at the forefront of their disciplines and fields of research, and are accredited by the Australian Institute of Physics.
We will make sure you get more than a theoretical education. Our close industry ties with the ANSTO and CSIRO ensures you receive relevant industry exposure throughout your degree.
Sustainable Buildings Research Centre
The Sustainable Buildings Research Centre (SBRC) is a 6 Star Green Star- Education Design v1 accredited, multi-disciplinary facility that hosts a wide range of research and industry collaborations to address the challenges of making buildings sustainable. We are pioneering new approaches to retrofitting techniques to create more effective places to live and work.
Located at the University of Wollongong's Innovation Campus, this beautiful new centre is alive with student research as a Living Laboratory and thrives on collaboration with industry. The building was designed and constructed based on the principles of the Living Building Challenge, pushing the boundaries of sustainable design and construction with hopes to inspire communities throughout Australia to take action on sustainability.
SMART Infrastructure Facility
Established in 2011 by the University of Wollongong, the SMART Infrastructure Facility brings together experts from fields such as economics, modelling, data analytics and system engineering. This expertise is applied to various domains including energy, water, transport and cities.
The dedicated team of researchers tackle infrastructure issues from an integrated and multi-disciplinary perspective, with a focus on how infrastructure and social behaviour intersect to ensure more liveable cities and regions.
An international leader in applied infrastructure research, the SMART Infrastructure Facility is helping to address the challenges of infrastructure planning and management both now and into the future.