The University of Tasmania is a public research institution in Tasmania, Australia, founded in 1890. The University of Tasmania is a sandstone university, an affiliate of the international Association of Commonwealth Universities and the Association of Southeast Asian Institutions of Higher Learning.
The University of Tasmania offers various degree programs in undergraduate and graduate programs in a range of study areas, student exchanges, and learning experiences with a truly internationalized curriculum. The faculties of the University of Tasmania include Business and Economics, Science and Engineering, Health and Medicine, Arts, Law, and Education.
The University of Tasmania is Australia-s fourth oldest university, with a creative and stimulating academic environment. The University of Tasmania is highly recognized for its commitment to greatness in learning and teaching.
The University of Tasmania has unique research strengths for its research excellence, and 96.8% of its research rates at or higher world standards in the fields of clinical sciences, analytical chemistry, geology, oceanography, ecology, evolutionary biology, plant biology, forestry sciences, agriculture, and land and farm management.
The University of Tasmania generates an income of $114 million for research and owns 400 partnerships over a range of industries to advance the research and conduct world-leading research.
Address: Churchill Ave, Hobart TAS 7005, Australia
Phone: +61 3 6226 2999
Email: course.info@utas.edu.au
Website: https://www.utas.edu.au/
• Bachelor of Computer Science
• Bachelor of Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours)
• Master of Computer Science
• Graduate Diploma in Computer Science
• Graduate Certificate in Computer Science
• Doctor of Philosophy (Computer Science)
The University of Tasmania Hobart in Australia is renowned for its innovative research in Computer Science.
• Data Science and Machine Learning
• Artificial Intelligence
• Computer Networks
• Software Engineering
• Database Systems
• Human-Computer Interaction
• Computer Graphics and Visualization
Data Science and Machine Learning:
• Machine Learning Algorithms
• Data Mining
• Image Processing
• Natural Language Processing
• Big Data Analytics
Artificial Intelligence:
• Robotics
• Computer Vision
• Speech Recognition
• Expert Systems
• Game Theory
Computer Networks:
• Network Security
• Network Performance
• Network Protocols
• Network Routing
Software Engineering:
• Software Quality Assurance
• Software Testing
• Software Project Management
• Software Maintenance
Database Systems:
• Database Design
• Data Modeling
• Relational Database Management Systems
• Object
• Oriented Database Systems
• Distributed Database Systems
Human Computer Interaction:
• User Interface Design
• Usability Evaluation
• Multimodal Interaction
• Virtual Reality
• Accessibility
Computer Graphics and Visualization:
• 3D Modeling
• Animation
The University of Tasmania Hobart in Australia is the hub of a broad range of computer science research labs, groups, and centers, providing students with a unique opportunity to explore and innovate in their field.
• Centre for Advanced Imaging (CAI)
• Centre for Applied Informatics (CAI)
• Computer Science Research Group (CSRG)
• Cyber Security Research Group (CSRG)
• Data Science Research Group (DSRG)
• Institute for Intelligent Systems Research and Innovation (IISRI)
• Networked Systems and Security Group (NSSG)
• Software Engineering Research Group (SERG)
• Visual Computing Research Group (VCRG)
• Tasmanian eResearch Centre (TeRC)
The University of Tasmania offers the following Ph.D. scholarships in Computer Science:
• Faculty of Science, Engineering, and Technology (SET) Postgraduate Research Scholarship
• Faculty of Science, Engineering, and Technology (SET) International Postgraduate Research Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Research Scholarship
• University of Tasmania International Research Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Vice-Chancellor-s Research Scholarship
• University of Tasmania International Vice-Chancellor-s Research Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Research Training Program Scholarship
• University of Tasmania International Research Training Program Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Top-up Scholarship
• University of Tasmania International Top-up Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Graduate Research Support Scheme
• University of Tasmania Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship
• University of Tasmania International Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship
• University of Tasmania International Merit Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Regional Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Regional International Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship
• University of Tasmania Postgraduate Research Award
• University of Tasmania Postgraduate Research Top-up Award
Funded projects in computer science at the University of Tasmania are
• Automated Verification of Security Protocols
• Distributed Data Management for Smart-Grid Applications
• Secure and Privacy-Preserving Smart Grids
• High-Performance Computing for Smart-Grid Applications
• Secure and High-Performance Storage System for Smart-Grid Data
• Cloud-Based Security Protocols for Smart Grids
• Intelligent System for Autonomous Vehicle Control
• Real-Time Video Streaming over Wireless Networks
• Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Control
• Autonomous Robot Control using Machine Learning
To be eligible for admission to the Ph.D. Computer Science program at the University of Tasmania, applicants must meet the following requirements:
• A Bachelor-s degree in Computer Science or a relevant field, with a minimum grade point average of 6.5
• A Master-s degree in Computer Science or a relevant field, with a minimum grade point average of 7.0
• A research proposal
• A research portfolio
• Three letters of recommendation from academic referees
• Evidence of English language proficiency for the applicants who are not English
• Applicants must submit their application online via the University of Tasmania-s online application platform with all the supporting documents
