Our graduates are equipped to take up active and innovative roles in the world as knowledge leaders and managers of scientific, technological and social change.
Research and Research Centres
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Brain and Psychological Sciences Research Centre (BPsyC)
conducts excellent basic and applied research in brain and psychological sciences.
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has nearly thirty years' experience in social science research and education.
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Your involvement furthers the research process.
Events
- Strategies for Success at Swinburne
Students are welcome to attend Strategies for Success at Swinburne lectures which will provide some practical ideas about ways you can succeed in your studies. - “Privacy: The tradeoffs in the information age”
How much is our privacy worth? What tradeoffs are acceptable when it comes to sharing personal information? Experts will discuss the impact of these issues on society, technology and consumers. - DataBlitz 2013
This month's DataBlitz with be featuring Dr Christime Agius, Dr Julie Kimber and Dr Diane Sivasubramaniam on the topic of crime and security. - Postgraduate Psychology Information Evening
This session will provide an overview of the highly competitive psychology postgraduate course options available at Swinburne. It will cover all further study in psychology.
News and Media
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The much sought-after AFL footy tips produced by Professor Stephen Clarke and the Swinburne tipping computer.
Natural surface kills bacteria
Research led by Swinburne's Professors Elena Ivanova and Russell Crawford is attracting a lot of world attention via a report on the Nature website. Nature is the weekly, international interdisciplinary journal of science. The research provides a detailed model of how the veined wing of the clanger cicada is able to kill bacteria solely through its physical structure.
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Top 200 university subjects in the world
The latest QS World University Rankings by Subject show a number of Swinburne subject areas in the top 200.
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Swinburne's AFL tipping computer has tipped 9/9 winners for the past two weeks. Will it do it a third time in a row?
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Online help for people with IBS
A new free mental health service for people with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is now available online.


