Why study at ITR?
As students we were encouraged to offer ideas and opinions and to explore new ideas and that was backed up with weekly research seminars - Dr Wei Xiang, lecturer, University of Southern Queensland
The benefits of being a student at ITR include:
- Our academics' reputation
- Excellent facilities
- Industry partnerships
- Team environment
- Scholarships
- Employment opportunities
- Research collaboration with world-class institutions
- ARC Communications Research Network (ACoRN)
Our academics' reputation
ITR‘s academic and research staff are recognised nationally and internationally as leaders in telecommunications research and technology. Building international partnerships continues to be one of our priorities.
Excellent facilities
ITR students are equipped with dedicated office space and excellent computing resources.
Industry partnerships
ITR researchers work closely with industry so students have the opportunity to promote their research and interact closely with industry partners. In many cases, this has helped our students to start a good career within the industry.
Team environment
Supervisors encourage students to work with other ITR staff and students in a team environment when working on related topics.
Scholarships
ITR students have access to tax-free scholarships and top-up grants
Employment opportunities
ITR graduates are in demand by industry and academia within Australia and overseas.
Research collaboration with world-class institutions
ITR researchers are actively engaged in collaborating with researchers around the world. ITR students receive funding to attend conferences in Australia and overseas to support and promote their research.
Students are also encouraged to consider if they wish to undertake part of their candidature overseas in universities with which ITR has established links.
ARC Communications Research Network (ACoRN)
The national Australian Research Council (ARC) Communications Research Network (ACoRN), hosted by ITR, was established in 2005 to facilitate world-wide networking among researchers in the field of information and communication technology. Professor Lars Rasmussen is ACoRN's Network Convenor.
To date, a number of ITR students and staff have established connections with researchers throughout Australia and overseas, raising the profile of ITR and creating opportunities for close research collaboration. For further details of the program visit the ACoRN website
