Master of Cyber Security (Research)

UNSW has an emphasis on cyber security and intelligence, leveraging psycholinguistics to improve the detection and countering of mis/disinformation across the globe. Researchers also collaborate with government and industry to develop technologies and work at the nexus of law, media, technology and culture to enhance national capabilities in defence and security.

Yes, UNSW actively collaborates with government and industry partners. The university offers R&D partnerships, PhD research opportunities, and has hosted events such as the Futures Expo Series in 2024, which brought together businesses, investors, and government to explore collaboration opportunities with UNSW's leading innovation community.

UNSW researchers work at the nexus of law, media, technology and culture to enhance national capabilities in defence and security. Areas of expertise include counterterrorism, treatment of PTSD, international law, cyber security and intelligence, psycholinguistics for mis/disinformation detection, hypersonic systems, remote sensing, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and satellite constellations.

UNSW provides a dedicated process for finding a supervisor or research project through its Higher Degree Research portal. Prospective students can explore the 'Find a supervisor or research project' section on the UNSW website, and the university also encourages individuals with specific research interests to get in touch directly so that an appropriate expert can be matched to their needs.

Yes, UNSW offers scholarships for Higher Degree Research students. Information on available scholarships, the application process, fees and costs, and industry engagement opportunities can be found through the Higher Degree Research section of the UNSW website.