Department of Computer Science and Information Technology News page
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AI and wireless networks
New research led by Associate Professor Peng Cheng has demonstrated how artificial intelligence can help future wireless networks manage unprecedented demand.
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Six new Distinguished Alumni awarded in 2026
La Trobe awards six new Distinguished Alumni in 2026
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Research, innovation boosting food production
Research and innovation partnership boosting food productivity
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Using AI to analyse online images
New guide to help researchers analyse online imagery using AI
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La Trobe deepens Australia–India partnership
VC advances collaboration on skills, innovation and research.
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Success in THE World Rankings by Subject
Computer Science enters top 250 as Psychology, Law return to top 175.
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La Trobe celebrates record university offers
A record number of students have received offers from La Trobe.
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2025 Engineering and IT Showcase
The 2025 Engineering and IT Showcase featured our most outstanding student projects, delivered in partnership with industry and government agencies.
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Ziqiang Xu wins AISA Tertiary Student of the Year
PhD candidate, Ziqiang Xu, has been awarded Tertiary Student of the Year at the Australian Information Security Association’s Cyber Security Awards 2025.
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La Trobe recognised at Women in Security Awards
La Trobe’s Cybersecurity Program was recently awarded the Best Program for Young Individuals in Security at the 2025 Australian Women in Security Awards.
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Creating positive change with IT
Akshad Shelar's IT study journey at La Trobe.
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The transformative potential of AI in cancer immunotherapy
Groundbreaking research led by Professor Wei Xiang, Cisco Research Chair of AI and Director and Chief Scientist of the Australian Centre for AI in Medical Innovation, explores the potential of AI in cancer immunotherapy.
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Groundbreaking motorcycle safety alert system
Groundbreaking safety alert system for motorcyclists put through paces
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School student prizes awarded
La Trobe's School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences recently celebrated its high achieving students at its annual awards ceremony
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New partnership opens doors for IT students
A new partnership between the School of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Science and ServiceNow is providing in-demand opportunities for information technology students.