School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies
Learn about our courses, departments and key personnel.
The School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies offers courses in science, chemistry and biotechnology, physics and astronomy, mathematics, computer science, software engineering, telecommunications, robotics, biomedical engineering and electrical engineering.
All courses combine a strong theoretical foundation with a practical industry focus, which creates graduates highly valued by employers in Australia and overseas. All students are given the opportunity to engage with our world-class researchers and research facilities.
Our departments and centres
Explore our courses
Chemistry
Biochemistry
Biotechnology
Environmental Science
Physics
Astronomy
Applied Mathematics
Computer Science
Software Engineering
Information Technology
Biomedical Engineering
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering
Telecommunications
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Chemistry
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Biochemistry
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Biotechnology
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Environmental Science
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Physics
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Astronomy
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Applied Mathematics
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Computer Science
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Software Engineering
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Information Technology
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Biomedical Engineering
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Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering
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Telecommunications
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STEM student groups
School groups are an ideal way for students studying science, engineering and technology to network, make friends and build job-ready skills. There are several groups available, including Engineers Without Borders Swinburne and Women in STEM.
Our people
Professor Enzo Palombo
Dr Rhys Shobbrook
Professor Mrinal Bhave
Associate Professor Brenton Hall
Professor Federico Frascoli
Associate Professor Caslon Chua
Professor Andrew Clayton
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Professor Enzo Palombo
Dean (Interim), School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies -
Dr Rhys Shobbrook
Associate Dean Education, School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies -
Professor Mrinal Bhave
Department ChairDepartment of Chemistry and Biotechnology -
Associate Professor Brenton Hall
Department ChairDepartment of Physics and Astronomy -
Professor Federico Frascoli
Department ChairDepartment of Mathematics -
Associate Professor Caslon Chua
Department ChairDepartment of Computing Technologies -
Professor Andrew Clayton
Associate Dean Research (Interim), School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies
Professional staff
| Name |
Position |
Contact |
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| Fransisca Indriarini |
Executive Assistant to the Dean |
findriarini@swinburne.edu.au or Dean-SchoolofSCET@swinburne.ed.au |
| Susan Lloyd-Angol | Associate Director, Academic Services | slloydangol@swinburne.edu.au |
| Tatiana Tchernova | Research Coordinator (School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies) | soscet-research@swinburne.edu.au |
| Simon Parsons | Research Coordinator (ASTRO 3D & Centre for Dark Matter) | astro3drc@swinburne.edu.au or sparsons@swinburne.edu.au |
| Debbie Lim | Research Coordinator (School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies) | soscet-research@swinburne.edu.au |
| Dymphna McQuay | Academic Support Officer (Computing Technologies) | SETsessionals@swinburne.edu.au |
| Jen Leong | Research Coordinator (School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies) | soscet-research@swinburne.edu.au |
| Jessicah Johnson | Manager, Academic Services | jmholder@swinburne.edu.au |
| Stephanie Kleores | Academic Support Officer (Chemistry and Biotechnology) | SETsessionals@swinburne.edu.au |
| Francis Bloch | Academic Support Officer (Mathematics & Physics and Astronomy) | SETsessionals@swinburne.edu.au |
| Edwina Nicholson | Research Coordinator (School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies) | soscet-research@swinburne.edu.au |
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Every day and night, hundreds of thousands of intense, brief flashes of radiation suddenly flicker on and then off all across the sky. These “fast radio bursts” are invisible to the naked eye, but to a radio telescope many almost outshine everything else in the sky for a few thousandths of a second.
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- Astronomy
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Wednesday 18 September 2024 -
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Three Swinburne students have gained invaluable work experiences in STEM through Swinburne’s longstanding partnership with the Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG).
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- Astronomy
New JWST observations reveal black holes rapidly shut off star formation in massive galaxies
New research showcases new observations from the James Webb Space Telescope that suggest black holes rapidly shut off star-formation in massive galaxies by explosively removing large amounts of gas...
Tuesday 23 April 2024 -
- Astronomy
- University
OzGrav 2.0: A ‘new era of astrophysics’ launched at Swinburne
The next phase in the world-leading ARC Centre of Excellence for Gravitational Wave Discovery, dubbed 'OzGrav 2.0', launched this week at Swinburne University of Technology.
Wednesday 17 April 2024 -
- Astronomy
- Technology
We traced a powerful radio signal to the most distant source yet – a galaxy billions of lightyears away
Every day and night, hundreds of thousands of intense, brief flashes of radiation suddenly flicker on and then off all across the sky. These “fast radio bursts” are invisible to the naked eye, but to a radio telescope many almost outshine everything else in the sky for a few thousandths of a second.
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Contact the School of Science, Computing and Engineering Technologies
For general enquiries, call 1300 794 628 to speak with our friendly team. You can also email us at Dean-SchoolofSCET@swinburne.edu.au.