Message from the Dean
Charles Darwin asked the great questions of nature. There has never been a more important time to do likewise, and to master the emerging technologies of our age.
The College of Engineering, IT and Environment deliver creative and flexible teaching programs and research excellence in the areas of environment and livelihoods, energy and renewables, materials and resources. We equip students with the tools to face our modern challenges.
The staff of the College are renowned, both for the new knowledge they have created and for their ability to pass on this knowledge. Our courses are accredited by their professions and you will be expertly trained as an engineer, IT professional or environmental scientist with qualifications recognised world-wide.
Our graduates have attained success in their careers, and we look forward to seeing you also contribute to the world of the future.
CEITE Network of Indigenous Partnerships
The Network of Indigenous Partnerships (NIP) has been established to enhance support mechanisms to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander College members across Vocational Educational and Training (VET) and Higher Education (HE).
Learn moreAdvancing Women In STEM Courses
A strategy has been developed by CEITE to enhance gender equity in STEM courses at CDU through a strategic approach for increasing participation and retention.
Learn moreNews
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New research explains why barramundi switch sex
Read moreNew research from a Charles Darwin University PhD candidate has found the timing of the sex-switching in barramundi is more related to size than age.
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Data shows Darwin a tropical paradise for snakes
read moreData analysed by a Charles Darwin University researcher has confirmed Darwin is a tropical paradise for snakes, harbouring more different species than any other capital city in the country.
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Fire information goes mobile to Australia’s land managers
Read moreLand managers across much of Australia can now access near real-time bushfire information on their mobile phones with the launch of the NAFI (Northern Australia and Rangelands Fire Information system) free mobile app.