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.

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  • STEM student groups

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    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.

    Find out more (STEM student groups)

  • Computing Technologies Capstone and WIL Project Program

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    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.

    Find out more (Computing Technologies Capstone and WIL Project Program)

Our people

Professional staff

Name
 Position
 Contact
Fransisca Indriarini
 Executive Assistant to the Executive 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
Debbie Lim Research Coordinator (School of Science, Computing, and Emerging Technologies) SoSCET-Research@swinburne.edu.au
Jen Leong Research Coordinator (School of Science, Computing, and Emerging Technologies) SoSCET-Research@swinburne.edu.au
Tatiana Tchernova Research Coordinator (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
Dymphna McQuay Academic Support Officer (Computing Technologies) SoSCETsupport@swinburne.edu.au
Francis Bloch Academic Support Officer (Mathematics & Physics and Astronomy) SoSCETsupport@swinburne.edu.au
Stephanie Kleores Academic Support Officer (Chemistry and Biotechnology) SoSCETsupport@swinburne.edu.au

Latest news

  • Celebrating Swinburne’s next generation of researchers

    • Technology
    • Health
    • Education
    • Business
    • Science
    • Sustainability
    • Engineering

    Swinburne’s inaugural Research Festival brought together Higher Degree by Research students and early career researchers to learn, share and connect.

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    Monday 27 July 2026

  • Swinburne celebrates 2025 School Teaching Excellence Awards winners

    • University
    • Education

    Swinburne has announced the 2025 recipients of its annual School Teaching Excellence Awards. This year, 27 educators have been awarded for their excellence in delivering innovative assessment design and teaching strategies, building industry-engaged curricula, and enhancing student engagement through unique and authentic learning experiences.

    Read more (Swinburne celebrates 2025 School Teaching Excellence Awards winners)
    Tuesday 14 October 2025

  • Indigenous students explore the cosmos through Swinburne’s astrophysics program

    Group photo of Indigenous students who participated in Swinburne's Indigenous Astrophysics Work Experience program
    • Astronomy

    Indigenous students explored astrophysics at Swinburne, connecting science and culture while building pathways to future careers in STEM.

    Read more (Indigenous students explore the cosmos through Swinburne’s astrophysics program)
    Friday 19 September 2025

  • If quantum computing is answering unknowable questions, how do we know they’re right?

    • Science

    A new Swinburne study is tackling the paradox -  if quantum computing is answering unknowable questions, how do we know they’re right?

    Read more ( If quantum computing is answering unknowable questions, how do we know they’re right?)
    Tuesday 16 September 2025

  • Five surprising ways quantum is changing the world in areas you wouldn’t expect

    • Technology
    • Science

    As the world celebrates the Year of Quantum, here’s five unexpected ways quantum will change the way we operate, explained by Swinburne experts. 

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    Thursday 07 August 2025

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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.

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