The University of Sydney is a public research institution in Sydney, Australia, established in 1850. The University of Sydney is the oldest university in Australia and among the country-s six sandstone universities.
The University of Sydney is composed of eight academic faculties and university schools. The University of Sydney constantly ranks highly both nationally and internationally. In QS World University Rankings, the University of Sydney ranked among the leading 40 in the world.
The University of Sydney is one of the first universities to admit students only based on academic merit and decipher to women on the same basis as men worldwide. The University of Sydney is a part of the Group of Eight, CEMS, Pacific Rim Universities Association, and Commonwealth Universities.
The University of Sydney comprises the Faculty of Science, Social Work, Pharmacy, Arts, Economics, Architecture, and Veterinary Science. The University of Sydney offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs, including professional degrees, doctoral degrees, specialist degrees, and liberal studies degrees in 400 areas, including Art and Social Sciences, Architecture, Design and Planning, Business, Medical and Health, and Social Work and Music.
University of Sydney-s rankings reflects their sustained record of outstanding and global reputation, consistently ranked in the leading 50 universities worldwide. As a world-renowned research institution, research at the University of Sydney focuses on providing solutions to the world-s biggest issues by questioning assumptions and thinking differently.
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• Computer Science (B.Sc.; M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• Data Science (B.Sc.; M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• Computing and Software Systems (B.Sc.; M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• Digital Systems (B.Sc.; M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• AI and Machine Learning (B.Sc.; M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• Cyber Security (M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• Software Engineering (M.Sc. & Ph.D.)
• Robotics (Ph.D.)
• Human-Computer Interaction (Ph.D.)
• Computational Intelligence (Ph.D.)
• Theoretical Computer Science (Ph.D.)
The University of Sydney is at the forefront of computer science research advancing innovative outcomes to address the challenges of our ever-growing digital world.
• Algorithms
• Computer and systems architecture
• Computer; artificial intelligence and software engineering
• Computer-human adapted interaction
• Human-centered technology
• Image processing
• Modeling and simulation
• Visualization
Algorithms;
• Approximation algorithms
• Randomized algorithms
• Realistic input models
• Sublinear algorithms
• Formal methods
• Multivariate complexity
Computer and systems architecture;
• Large-scale artificial intelligence (AI) services and novel deep learning networks
• Augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and mixed reality (MR)
• Future quantum architectures
• Software-hardware co-designing for emerging system machine learning
• Designing future planet-scale extended reality systems for the general population
• Architecture accelerated quantum compilation
• Adaptive storage system design for future extreme heterogeneous data center architectures
Computer, artificial intelligence, and software engineering;
• Computer architecture
• Parallel and distributed systems
• Reconfigurable computing
• Audio and acoustic engineering
• Embedded systems
• Computer vision and multimedia signal processing
• Biomedical image analysis
• Machine learning
• Learning analytics and
• Affect computing
• Reconfigurable computing
• Artificial intelligence and software engineering
• Computing and audio research
• Distributed and high-performance computing
• Specification mining of software systems
Computer-human adapted interaction;
• Immersive interaction and novel computing
• New interfaces for health and wellness
• New interfaces for education
• Data Science
• Personalization and user modeling
Human-centered technology;
• Humans in immersive, augmented, and virtual environments
• Human-centered data management
• Data analytics and visualization for a circular waste economy
• Human-centered cybersecurity
• Human-centered data science for health and education
• Human-Centred Technology for health and nutrition
• Innovative information and education technologies
• Usable interfaces for novel technologies
Modeling and simulation;
• Disaster and emergency management
• Large-scale epidemic modeling
• Organizational and social risk management
• Economic crisis forecasting
• The stability of power grids, communication, and transport systems
Visualization;
• Sublinear algorithms for visual analytics of extreme-scale networks
• Faithful Visual Analytics: Models, metrics and algorithms
• Visual analytics for massive multivariate networks
The University of Sydney in Australia is the hub of world-class computer science research labs and groups, imparting ample possibilities for students to reach their full potential.
• Centre for Complex Systems
• Centre for Distributed and High-Performance Computing
• Sydney Artificial Intelligence Centre
• Adaptive Networked Systems Research Group
• Centre for Autonomous Systems
• Centre for Distributed and High Performance Computing
• Centre for Quantum Computation and Intelligent Systems
• Centre for Technology in Water and Wastewater Treatment
• Computer Vision Research Group
• Database and Artificial Intelligence Research Group
• Distributed Systems Research Group
• Intelligent Agents Research Group
• Machine Learning Research Group
• Network Communications Research Group
• Network Security Research Group
• Robotics Research Group
• Software Systems Research Group
• University of Sydney International Scholarship
• Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies Scholarship
• University of Sydney Postgraduate Research Award
• Faculty of Science Research Scholarship
• Faculty of Science International Postgraduate Research Scholarship
• University of Sydney Computer Science Postgraduate Research Scholarship
• University of Sydney Computer Science Ph.D. Scholarship
• Faculty of Science Computing and Technology Scholarship
• University of Sydney Centenary Scholarship
• Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship
Funded projects in computer science at the University of Sydney;
• Human-Centric Computing: Designing for Usability and Experience
• Smart Machines and Autonomous Systems
• Social Dynamics of Online Networks
• Australia-China Collaborative Research in Cloud Computing
• Cyber-Physical Systems and the Internet of Things
• Applying Machine Learning to Automate Business Processes
• Natural Language Processing for Intelligent Agents
The University of Sydney delivers a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Computer Science (CS). The admission requirements for the Ph.D. program in Computer Science are as follows:
• A bachelor-s degree or equivalent in Computer Science or a relevant field with a minimum GPA of 6.5 out of 7
• Evidence of research and publication experience, including a thesis, papers, or technical reports
• Submission of a research proposal
• A personal statement
• Proof of English language proficiency, if English is not the applicant-s first language
