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  1. Macquarie University in Profile

  2. Macquarie’s ¡Structures Faculty of Faculty of Science and Arts Engineering Faculty of Faculty of Business Human and Sciences Economics Macquarie Faculty of Graduate Medicine & School of Health Management Sciences

  3. Macquarie at a glance • Established in 1964 • 1300 academic staff • 40,000 students • 10,000 international students • 156,000 alumni in more than 140 countries • QS 240 • ARWU top 10 in Australia and top 200 globally • QS 5 star (teaching, employability, research, internationalisation, facilities, innovation, access and specialist subjects OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 2

  4. Aerial View of Macquarie University

  5. Macquarie Park Innovation District Macquarie Park Innovation District is Australia’s premier innovation location. Home to Macquarie University, Macquarie University Hospital, Macquarie Incubator and more than 180 large international and 200 small businesses, the vibrant technology park is set to revolutionise the way collaboration and innovation is catalysed.

  6. Connected with industry IN THE HEART OF SYDNEY’S HIGH-TECH PRECINCT • Citigroup • Cochlear • Commonwealth Bank of Australia • CSIRO • Deloitte • GlaxoSmithKline • Honeywell • Huawei • Optus • Red Bull • Wesfarmers

  7. Research Training @ MQ Our HDR Candidates develop the skills and competencies to succeed in the dynamic and changing world 2,000 500-600 40% Higher Degree Master of International Research Candidates Research Candidates Candidates MQ invests around AUD$30 mil. per year in scholarship funding, enabling over 200 new HDR and MRES enrolments per year OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 4

  8. Cotutelle & Joint PhD Programs FACTS & FIGURES 277 Cotutelle/ Joint enrolment 113 Cotutelle/Joint Joint PHD at two or more PHD candidates candidates since Universities currently enrolled the programs inception Joint supervision Partner Science and programs are part Universities in Engineering have of our strategic over 30 countries the most Research – led by Europe candidates Framework from and China 2015 - 2024 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 5

  9. Faculty of Science and Engineering OVERVIEW 2017

  10. One Faculty TEN DEPARTMENTS Biological Chemistry & Chiropractic Earth & Physics & Sciences Biomolecular Planetary Astronomy Sciences Sciences Environmental Mathematics Computing Statistics Engineering Sciences OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 7

  11. Our numbers 5,099 813 607 Undergraduate Postgraduate Higher Degree Students Students Research Students 360 170 25 30 Academic Professional and Degrees Majors Staff Support Staff OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 8

  12. Key degrees Bachelors degrees Masters • Science • Master of Science (Innovation) • Engineering • BioStats, BioTech, BioTech & Business • IT and IT/Games Design and • Conservation Biology Development • Chiropractic • Chiropractic • Medical Sciences • Applied Statistics • Environment & Enviro Planning Specialist Bachelors degrees • Information Technology • Engineering • Biodiversity and Conservation • Marine Science & Management • Environment • Radiopharmaceutical Science • Digital Business • Sustainable Development • Marine Science • Advanced Science OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 9

  13. Faculty of Science and Engineering: priorities Addressing the ‘big Strengthening cross questions’ disciplinary research The Faculty supports research that The Faculty encourages the growth of addresses the big questions we face as a major research themes that involve society including: research teams collaborating across the Faculty and with other Faculties, notably Secure planet in: • Living in a changing environment MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING STRATEGIC PLAN 2016–2020 15 • Climate Science • Exploring planet Earth and beyond • Marine Science • Planetary Innovative technologies Sciences • Science and Engineering • Biosecurity Technologies for the 21 st Century • Cybersecurity • Big Data: acquisition, analysis application and assurance OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 10

  14. Faculty of Science and Engineering: priorities Strengthening Maintaining Building unique Growing areas the underpinning areas of strength strengths of opportunity sciences • Biological Sciences • Environmental • Engineering (Wireless • Mathematics , (Analysis, (Ecology, Conservation Sciences (Earth Surface Technologies & Networks, Applied Mathematics, Biology, Evolution, Animal Biomedical Imaging and Category Theory) Processes, Energy and Behaviour) Sensing, Sustainable • Statistics Contaminants, Coastal & Energy Systems) • Earth Sciences Marine) (Mathematical & • Computer Science (Geodynamics, • Chemical & Computational, Geobiology and Marine (Cyber Security, Data Biomolecular Biostatics, Epidemiology Science, Virtual Reality) Science, Planetary Sciences (Biomolecular & Medical, Science, Geochemistry Technologies & ‘Omics’, Bioinformatics) and Petrology) Synthetic Biology, • Physics and Chemical Biology Astronomy (Photonics, • Chiropractic Optics and BioPhotonics, (Musculoskeletal Astronomy & Astrophysics, conditions across the Quantum Physics and lifespan) Quantum Information) OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 11

  15. An achieving environment • A history and focus on excellence and growth • Significant investment in facilities and people • Strongest interest in international research collaboration • Strongest interest in international research training OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 12

  16. Research and Research Training • Comprehensive modern facilities, and expanding • High quality teaching and course flexibility • High quality research and research training • Numerous industry partners • > 500 Higher Degree Research students • A high proportion of international students (~50%) • $32 million Annual Research Income, and growing fast OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 13

  17. Excellence in Research Our three high level Research Fields ranked at well above world standard: Physical Sciences, Environmental Sciences, Agricultural Science All 25 of our more specialised research areas rated at world standard or above and 13 were rated at well above world standard: • Pure Mathematics • Ecology • Astronomy • Evolutionary Biology • Optical Physics • Genetics • Quantum Physics • Microbiology • Atmospheric Science • Plant Biology • Environmental Geoscience • Agricultural Science • Environmental Science OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 14

  18. FSE National Research Centres ARC (Australian Research Council) Centres of Excellence: • Core to Crust Fluid Systems (CCFS; MQ led) • Centre for Nanoscale Biophotonics (CNBP) • Centre of Excellence for Engineered Quantum Systems (EQuS) • Centre for Ultrahigh-bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems (CUDOS) ARC Training Centres: • Molecular Technology in the Food Industry • Centre for Fruit fly Biosecurity Innovation Plus ten Macquarie University Research Centres • Major Facilities ― Australian Proteome Analysis Facility (APAF) ― Simulation Hub, Observatory, ― Fauna Park, Plant Growth Facility OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 15

  19. FSE awards and fellowships CURRENT 1 15 10 ARC Laureate Fellow ARC Future DECRA (Microbiology/Genomics) Fellows Fellows 6 MQ Distinguished Professors OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 16

  20. Engaging with industry: Optus Thought Leadership • Multidisciplinary and collaborative initiative • $10m joint investment with Optus Cyber • Part of Macquarie Engagement Security Education Park Innovation Hub District Research and Innovation OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 17

  21. Engaging with schools: the challenge of STEM First Robotics Program – Australia • A progression of building STEM - and meta-skills from K-12 • Basic problem solving and team work through to critical thinking and entrepreneurship ― 2016 – 3,000 students in 400 schools K-12 ― 2017 – 5,000 students in 600 schools K-12 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN | FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 18

  22. Departments OVERVIEW 2017

  23. Department of Biological Sciences We are an integrative Department of Biological Sciences that strives for excellence in research, teaching and service to the scientific and broader community Areas of research excellence Outstanding facilities Conservation biology Animal behaviour Evolution Ecology FACULTY OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING 20

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