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Data and Computer Science
Through interpreting the data and computer science behind technological advances, you can help create and develop methods to improve everyday lives. Gain the knowledge and expertise needed for an exciting career in the world of information and technology.
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Register your detailsFrom mobile data and cloud computing, to artificial intelligence and advanced software development, study in this field to tackle technological challenges and devise innovative solutions to transform the way we live.
Industry 4.0, part of the world’s fourth industrial revolution, is changing the way we work and interact with other people and the world around us. In almost every industry, you’ll find a requirement for talented professionals in data and computer science.
Whether you explore cybersecurity, AI, computer science or data science, you’ll be equipped with the relevant connections and practical skills to forge a career developing new technologies and advanced programming to overcome challenges facing society. With real industry experience through internships and work integrated learning, you’ll kick-start opportunities in this rapidly expanding field.
- Industry-developed courses
so you’ll gain the skills needed to succeed. - Gain transferable skills demanded by employers
along with technical skills to analyse large amounts of data. - Learn from globally renowned experts
who are engaged in world-leading research. - High-demand graduates
with many working with Google and Facebook. - Be recognised
Computer Science and Data Science majors are accredited by the Australian Computer Society.
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Our strong connections with industry leaders and global research collaborations provide you with a critical edge.
Industry snapshot
UWA Engineering graduates are equipped with strong computing and data analysis skills which are becoming necessary in an ever-increasing number of disciplines and workplace contexts. These skills and knowledge will help you to succeed in the rapidly evolving information and communications technology industry.
Potential jobs include:
- AI or cybersecurity specialist
- Business/data analyst
- Business intelligence architect
- Cybersecurity consultant
- Cyber forensic investigator
- Data and analytics manager
- Data architect/scientist
- Ethical hacker
- Game engine designer and developer
- Information systems manager
- IT security and risk analyst/consultant
- Machine learning expert
- Network and security specialist
- Programmer
- Software developer/engineer
- Systems designer
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