The 4th EDU-COM Conference will be held in Khon Kaen, Thailand on the 19-21 November, 2008 at the Hotel Sofitel. For further information about the conference, and to submit a paper for consideration please visit the
EDU-COM 2008 Conference website.
The School of Computer and Information Science has announced it will again host the Australian Digital Forensics Conference, Australian Information Security Management Conference, and the Australian Information Warfare and Security Conference. The School has also announced a new conference, the Australian Security and Intelligence Conference.
The School of Computer and Information Science is hosting the 14th Australia and New Zealand Systems Conference (ANZSYS2008) from 1 - 3 December 2008. Visit the conference site for further information.
Discover opportunities to study an ECU degree via one of our overseas partner institutions.
Prospective students can enquire about possible course credit towards an ECU course based upon prior studies at Australian or interntional teriary institutions.
Living and studying in another country is an opportunity for growth, a chance to experience cultural awareness and explore the education system in other countries. There are amazing opportunities available for students willing to undertake a semester or full academic year in this program.
The ECU Exchange Out Program will allow you to study overseas for one semester or an entire academic year while gaining credit towards your ECU degree. You will remain enrolled at ECU while studying overseas and will pay your HECS, deferred HECS or ECU fees to ECU as usual. All units/subjects studied will be credited towards your ECU degree.
ECU has 60 partners in 35 countries, for a comprehensive list of exchange partners visit: http://www.ecu.edu.au/international/studyabroad/preparing/partners.html
The Faculty Office coordinated successful Student Ambassador Programs to China in 2006 and 2007. ECU Student Ambassador Programs offer a wonderful opportunity for current students to experience various cultures, industry tours and university life in other parts of the world in a guided environment.
The Ambassador Programs may be specific to a particular School and discipline or may be offered over a broader area of study.
The students who attended the China Ambassador Program in 2007 enjoyed an exciting and informative program. Please go to the ‘student experience’ link below to share one student’s experience.
The forthcoming Student Ambassador Program to China is open for all currently enrolled 2nd and 3rd year and Postgraduate students from the Faculty of Computing, Health and Science and the Faculty of Business and Law. The program will be conducted in conjunction with the Shanghai University of Electric Power (SUEP) and Tsinghua University, and will be for approximately 2 weeks in duration. Students will visit relevant departments at SUEP and Tsinghua University and other organizations, attend classes and network with potential future employers and students, as well as the opportunity to sightsee the many wonders that China has to offer.
To register your interest in attending the Student Ambassador Program in December 2008 to China please complete this Expression of Interest form.
To view further information regarding the Program visit these links
The Faculty Office in conjunction with the School of Computer and Information Science is coordinating an ECU Student Ambassador Program to India in February 2009. The Student Ambassador Program to India is open for all currently enrolled 2nd and 3rd year and Postgraduate students from the Faculty of Computing, Health and Science and the Faculty of Business and Law. For details on the upcoming India Program email the coordinator Leisa Armstrong at l.armstrong@ecu.edu.au Also take time to visit the relevant webpage.
To register your interest in attending the Student Ambassaor Program in February 2009 to India please complete this Expression of Interest form.
