Information and Physical Sciences
About the School of Information and Physical Sciences
The School of Information and Physical Sciences is a vibrant hub for research and teaching in the College of Engineering, Science and Environment.
The School offers a range of sought-after programs in its own disciplines and also provides discipline expert teaching in a large number of programs across the University.
In response to the demand for graduates with quantitative and analytical skills, we have a range of flexible degree options for students to tailor their studies.
Welcome from the Head of School
Professor Karen Blackmore
As the global focus sharpens on emerging technologies and advancements in STEM fields, the School of Information and Physical Sciences (SIPS) is leading the way in shaping the future of science and technology. At SIPS, we offer a range of forward-thinking and adaptable degree programs that intersect key areas of Mathematics, Statistics, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Computer Science, Information Technology, and Physics. These programs are designed to not only provide you with deep technical expertise but also foster critical thinking and innovation, enabling you to thrive in dynamic industries such as fintech, renewable energy, defence, digital health, AI-driven manufacturing, education, and more.
Our research capabilities are at the cutting edge of global innovation. Fields like applied mathematics, statistics, AI and machine learning, physical sciences, and space sciences are consistently recognised for excellence, with recent Excellence in Research Australia (ERA) rankings placing them 'well above world standard.' By joining SIPS, you'll be part of a vibrant community that is driving research and solutions for the challenges of tomorrow.
School contacts
School Executive Officer
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Vicki Gumbleton
School Executive Officer
General enquiries
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School administration enquiries
Phone: 02 4921 5538
CESE-SIPS-Admin@newcastle.edu.au
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