School of Science, Computing and Emerging Technologies
Learn about our courses, departments and key personnel.
The School of Science, Computing and Emerging Technologies offers courses in science, chemistry and biotechnology, physics and astronomy, mathematics, computer science, software engineering and information technology.
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
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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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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 ºìõ¹åÉçÇø and Women in STEM.
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Computing Technologies Capstone and WIL Project Program
The Computing technologies capstone and WIL project program offers a unique and invaluable opportunity for both our students and industry partners. This program is designed to foster collaboration on solving real-world industry challenges, bridging the gap between academic knowledge and practical application.
Our people
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Professor Enzo Palombo
Dean (Interim), School of Science, Computing and Emerging Technologies -
Dr Rhys Shobbrook
Associate Dean Education, School of Science, Computing and Emerging 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),The School of Science, Computing, and Emerging Technologies
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Associate Professor Francois Malherbe
Academic Director (Student Experience) -
Professor Jun Zhang
Academic Director (Research Training) & Director, Cybersecurity Lab -
Dr Sivachandran Chandrasekaran
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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 | Senior Manager, School Operations | slloydangol@swinburne.edu.au |
| Jessicah Johnson | Manager, Academic Services | jmholder@swinburne.edu.au |
| Alyana Eau | Manager, Research Services | aeau@swinburne.edu.au |
| Tatiana Tchernova | Research Coordinator (The School of Science, Computing, and Emerging 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 (The School of Science, Computing, and Emerging Technologies) | soscet-research@swinburne.edu.au |
| Dymphna McQuay | Academic Support Officer (Computing Technologies) | SETsessionals@swinburne.edu.au |
| Jen Leong | Research Coordinator (The School of Science, Computing, and Emerging Technologies) | soscet-research@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 |
Latest news
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ºìõ¹åÉçÇø University of Technology has been exploring ultracold neutral atoms for two decades.
Monday 30 June 2025 -
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ºìõ¹åÉçÇø University of Technology hosted a three-day exhibition at Queens Hall in Victoria’s Parliament House . The showcase highlighted the innovative work being done at ºìõ¹åÉçÇø to support the burgeoning space science sector.Â
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Monday 28 April 2025 -
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ºìõ¹åÉçÇø University hosted a Spotlight on STEM event with space innovator Shelli Brunswick, exploring space technology, leadership, and career opportunities in the space industry
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Contact the School of Science, Computing and Emerging 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.