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The School of Computer and Mathematical Sciences is rich in expertise, with a proven history of producing impactful research for use in all facets of society.
The knowledge and experience of our researchers provides the foundation of our teaching and is recognised in our world-leading rankings in the areas of computer vision, automation and control, and computer science.
The University of Adelaide offers one of the most inspiring environments in the world for technology-related study. Our proximity to Lot Fourteen, as a leading tech and innovation hub, is unrivalled.
This provides students with access to cutting-edge facilities and institutes including:
- our University’s own world-renowned Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML), the largest machine learning research centre in Australia
- the Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre (A3C), in which we collaborate with the Australian Government's Defence Science and Technology group, among others
- the Australian Space Agency, Space Discovery Centre, and Mission Control Centre
Find your degree
Search Degree Finder for undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and postgraduate research degrees, subjects and careers.
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Undergraduate and postgraduate programs
- Bachelor of Computer Science
- Bachelor of Computer Science (Advanced)
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Chemical) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Civil) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Electrical and Electronic) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Environmental) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Mechanical) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)(Mining) with Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Media with Bachelor of Computer Sciences
- Honours Degree of Bachelor of Mathematical and Computer Sciences
- Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced)
- Honours Degree of Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences
- Master of AI and Machine Learning
- Master of Computer Science
- Master of Computing and Innovation
- Master of Cyber Security
- Master of Data Science
- Master of Data Science (Applied)
- Master of Mathematical Sciences
Support and life on campus
Computer Science Learning Centre
The Computer Science Learning Centre (CSLC) is a dedicated space for students undertaking Computer Science subjects. Third year and postgraduate computer science students are regularly available in the centre for on-demand programming assistance, to any students wanting programming support.
Maths Learning Centre
The University of Adelaide’s Maths Learning Centre (MLC) can help you develop your maths skills through seminars, workshops and one-on-one tutoring.
There are many opportunities to meet other students and develop new skills by getting involved with clubs and competitions including:
ACM programming contest
Computer science students compete in the annual Association for Computing Machinery International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC). University of Adelaide teams have won the prestigious competition many times and have also taken out the Asia-Pacific Region title.
Computer science student club
The computer science student club organises social events; technical presentations from industry, staff and students; and study assistance for all computer science students.
Student support
As a student at the Faculty of Science, Engineering, and Technology our support team provides information, resources and support services to ensure you get the most out of your studies.
Student testimonial
“Studying at Adelaide has given me the opportunity to work with internationally-recognised researchers on exciting projects as part of a world-class education. The University’s industry connections helped me secure a job with Microsoft in Silicon Valley where I apply my skills to help improve speech recognition.”
William Gale
Applied Scientist, Microsoft