Monash-NICTA Scholarships are available for PhD students to work in the Computational Biology, Optimisation or Biomedical Imaging flagship programs at Monash.
Research in sustainability
The Faculty of IT has identified five distinct research priorities, one of which is exploring sustainable solutions. Image: Jon McCormack
Access to research grants and funding
We conduct meaningful research on an ongoing basis, offering many grants and funding opportunities, such as the Jean Whyte fund.
Research
Our research flagships
- Computational Biology
- IT for Resilient Communities
- Machine Learning
- Modelling, Optimisation and Visualisation
This cross-disciplinary research flagship aims to address major computational challenges.
This flagship researches how information technologies can enable the development of strong, healthy and resilient communities.
This research program investigates the mathematical and practical foundations of discovering knowledge from data.
Our aim is to develop optimisation and visualisation technology that can help make better, more informed decisions.
The Faculty of IT has four internationally recognised research centres.
Our researchers conduct fundamental research across all aspects of IT.
Find a research collaborator or PhD supervisor by:
- Search by name or keyword
- Browse by A-Z of researchers
- Browse by research area
Change your world with research
Take your know-how to the next level with our range of research degrees, including joint PhD programs with our international partners.
Our research can work for you
Collaborating with us offers your research team many rewards. Most importantly, you benefit from the funding we receive from the Australian government.
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