Australian Catholic University is a public institution established in 1991 and owns seven campuses, including Adelaide, Australia, Brisbane, Melbourne, Ballarat, Canberra, and Sydney.
In eastern Australia, four tertiary Catholic institutions, such as the Institute of Catholic Education from Victoria, Signadou College of Education from the Australian Capital Territory, Catholic College of Education from Sydney, New South Wales, and McAuley College from Queensland had combined to form the Australian Catholic University.
Australian Catholic University holds the collaboration with the Catholic University of America and members of Universities Australia, ACCU, IFCU, ICUSTA, and OUA. The academic structure of Australian Catholic University is categorized into four faculties: health sciences, theology and philosophy, education and arts, and law and business.
Australian Catholic University offers a welcoming environment with highly qualified and dedicated staff and a dynamic global network of scholars, partnerships, and opportunities. ACU has a significant reputation for its high-quality, innovative teaching and specialist tertiary education in business, health, social sciences, theology, and arts.
Australian Catholic University is committed to building and maintaining strong links with its community and industries to produce highly skilled professionals who become leaders in their field. Australian Catholic University is a world-leading research institution investigating theology and philosophy, education, and health.
Australian Catholic University has a research and enterprise plan that intends to accomplish sustainable greatness in developing future research capability, efficient infrastructure and systems, key research, transformative research, and the application of research.
Address: 40 Edward St, North Sydney NSW 2060, Australia
Phone: +61 1300 275 228
Email: australia@acu.edu.au
Website: https://www.acu.edu.au/
• Bachelor of Computer Science
• Bachelor of Software Engineering
• Bachelor of Information Technology
• Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)
• Bachelor of Science (Software Engineering)
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)
• Master of Computer Science
• Master of Software Engineering
• Master of Information Technology
• Master of Science (Computer Science)
• Master of Science (Software Engineering)
• Doctor of Philosophy (Computer Science)
• Graduate Diploma in Computer Science
• Graduate Diploma in Software Engineering
• Graduate Diploma in Information Technology
The Australian Catholic University is renowned for its world-class computer science research providing invaluable insights and discoveries. Its research themes in computer science are;
• Artificial intelligence
• Computer science
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Information systems
Artificial intelligence;
• AI Assurance
• AI and Autonomy
• Data Mining and Machine Learning
• Health Data Analytics
• Health Informatics and Digital Health
• Natural Language Processing
Computer Science;
• Programming languages
• Data structures and algorithms
• Distributed computing
• Cybersecurity and cryptography
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI);
• Smart Spaces
• Ubiquitous computing
• Digital health
• Digital Nature
• Novel interactions
• Design for Aging
• Games and play
• Social computing and communities
• Human information interaction
Information Systems;
• Business analytics and decision making
• Business Process Management
• Cybersecurity management
• Digital health
• Innovations in the digital society
The Australian Catholic University offers a wide range of research labs and centers in the field of computer science, providing students with the opportunity to explore their research interests.
• Centre for Information Technology Research in Education (CITRE)
• Centre for Interaction Design and Complex Systems (CIDCOS) Centre for Software Engineering (CSE)
• Centre for Information Systems Research (CISR)
• Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics (CAIR)
• Visual Computing Research Group (VCRG)
• Centre for Network Computing (CNC)
• Centre for Cyber Security and Privacy (CCSP)
• Applied Research in Intelligent Systems (ARIS)
• Centre for Natural Language Processing (CNLP)
• Melbourne Research Scholarship
• Melbourne International Research Scholarship
• Melbourne International Fee Remission Scholarship
• Melbourne Graduate Research Scholarship
• Melbourne International Student Scholarship
• Melbourne Global Mobility Scholarship
• Melbourne International Postgraduate Scholarship
• Melbourne International Fee Remission Scholarship for Research
• Melbourne Doctoral Scholarship
• Melbourne Doctoral International Scholarship
• Melbourne International Fee Remission Scholarship for Doctoral Research
• Melbourne International Postgraduate Research Scholarship
• Melbourne Research Training Program Scholarship
• Melbourne International Research Training Program Scholarship
• Melbourne International Doctoral Training Program Scholarship
• Melbourne International Research Training Program Scholarship for Doctoral Research
• Melbourne Doctoral Training Program Scholarship
• Melbourne Doctoral International Training Program Scholarship
Funded projects in computer science at the Australian Catholic University Melbourne, Australia, are
• Automated Speech Recognition for Education
• Data-Driven Risk Management for Business
• Enhancing 3D Image Analysis for Medical Diagnostics
• Automated Knowledge Acquisition for Natural Language Processing
• Adaptive Learning Systems for Autonomous Robotics
• Semantic Web-Based Video Analytics
• Manufacturing Process Optimisation using Simulation
• Cloud Computing for Environmental Monitoring
• Visual Analytics for Big Data
• Automated Security Testing for IoT Devices
• The admission requirements for a Ph.D. in Computer Science at the Australian Catholic University differ based on the applicant-s previous qualifications
• Applicants must have an appropriate bachelor-s degree in Computer Science or a closely related field with a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 6.0 on a 7-point scale
• Applicants must submit
• A statement of purpose
• A research proposal
• two academic references
• a CV
• Applicants must meet the English language requirements set by the University
