Want to help create and sustain the world we live in? Now is the time to study computing, cybernetics and engineering at ANU. Take on the global challenges of tomorrow and make a difference in our world.
Explore your study options and find out about student life at Australia’s top university (QS World University Rankings 2022).
What's happening
Check out what we've got scheduled for the day. Drop in to our Information Sessions, visit our Tech Zone and get a free coffee or sign up to have your go in the ANU MakerSpace!
9.50am | Worlds collide with technology at ANU CECC
In this session you will hear about how our degrees are structured at the ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics (CECC) and how our degrees will prepare you for the ever-changing technological landscape.
10.10am | Meet our postgraduate alumni, a panel discussion
Engage in a friendly conversation with three CECC postgraduate alumni and learn about campus life, and student experience at Australia's number 1 university.
10.45am | Cybernetics conversations
As the race to invent, commercialise and operationalise new technologies continues to grow apace, who designs these cyber-physical systems? This information session will introduce the ANU Master of Applied Cybernetics – the world’s first graduate program in cybernetics.
12.15pm | Computing at ANU
A computing degree can prepare you for a career in industry, government or community practice. In this session, you will learn more about the computing programs on offer and what areas you can specialise in!
12.50pm | Discover engineering at ANU
In this session we will look at the many different applications of engineering, from new renewable energy technologies to help us get to net zero, to robotic drones that can measure biodiversity, to next-generation communication technologies.
1.30pm | Computing and engineering combine in the Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) in Software Engineering
Prepare yourself for a career as a software engineer, developer, consultant, architect, programmer or designer with this new program.
9am-3pm | Marie Reay expo
Visit us on level 5 of the Marie Reay Building to have all your questions answered!
Here you will get to chat to lecturers, professional staff and current students. They can give you advice on how to apply, what to expect in your first year and how to best plan out your studies.
11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm | CECC Precinct Tours
Join our students on University Avenue for a walking tour through our engineering, computing and cybernetics buildings.
You will get to see where you will be attending lectures and tutorials, as well as seeing some of the amenities available to students including kitchens, lounge areas and the best study spots!
10am-3pm | CECC Tech Zone
The Birch Building will be transformed into a specialised Tech Demo space where you will get to see and take part in a number of activations using the newest technologies!
You can also meet our student groups, visit the MakerSpace and grab a free coffee during your visit.
What you can study
Whether you're a school leaver, international student, lifelong learner, or in business, at ANU you will get the most out of your studies. Browse all of our programs in engineering, computing, and cybernetics.
Why study engineering, computing, and technology at ANU
Top 5 in Australia and Top 75 in the world for Computer Science and Engineering (ARWU Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2020).
Learn from world-class academics. Information and Computing Sciences research – including Artificial Intelligence & Image Processing, Computation Theory and Mathematics, and Computer Software – at ANU is rated well above world standard (Australian Government Excellence in Research for Australia Report 2018).
Focus on the big picture. We take a unique multidisciplinary systems approach to learning, engineering smarter and healthier living environments
Make a diference with social impact engineering. ANU is a leader of humanitarian engineering education in Australia, and was the first university to offer a dedicated humanitarian engineering elective.
Shape the future of the internet. ANU plays a major role in the future development of the Web, as host of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Australia Office.
Access state-of-the-art facilities. The ANU College of Engineering and Computer Science is home to a range of world-class facilities used for research and teaching. Discover our campus and facilities »
Future-proof yourself with real world experiences. Through our industry connections we offer internship and work experience opportunities. Our TechLauncher and Engineering Capstone programs will also see final year undergraduate and postgraduate students work with real-life clients to turn ideas into reality.
Health, safety, and wellbeing initiatives to support you while you study. Our services include academic skills training, careers centre, mentoring, counselling, campus security, and access and inclusion supports. We support women and gender diverse people in STEM disciplines, through scholarships, mentoring, support groups and more. The Tjabal Indigenous Higher Education Centre provides a meeting place and support base for First Nations students and staff.
Join student clubs and associations. There are over 150 ANU clubs and societies; with sports, cultural activity, and social communities ready and waiting for you. This includes the Engineering Student Association, Computer Science Student Association, Engineers Without Borders, Robogals Canberra, ANU Rocketry, Fifty50, ANU Solar Car Racing, and ANU Formula Sport team.
Solar Racing at ANU
"Four years ago I was in your shoes, applying for universities but couldn’t make it to campus for Open Day. In the hope of showing you a better virtual experience, we've put together a video introducing you to one of my favourite things at the ANU: the solar racing team."
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