School of Engineering
Edith Cowan University

Security Science at ECU

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Security Science is based on leading edge security management, security principles and security technology, with a central theme of security risk and risk management.

The Security Science programs at ECU’s School of Engineering were established with the security industry in 1989, delivering its first course in 1991. Security Science offers unique security programs and is at the forefront of security science research, with a world renowned reputation. ECU’s Security Science courses attract students from every continent.

Why ECU Security Science?

  • ECU Security Science has over a decade of experience in security science
  • ECU Security Science works closely with industry professionals
  • ECU Security Science knows what the industry wants from security graduates
  • ECU Security Science graduates have a proven track record and are in high demand from the industry worldwide
  • ECU Security Science offers a range of opportunities and diversity to match your particular interest

Graduate Career Opportunities

Graduates can consult and manage security in a wide range of organisations, including federal and state government, private sectors, strategic facilities, critical infrastructure owners, computer and IT security, financial institutions, corporate security and major security organisations.

Participant Study Opportunities

The programs offer a number of unique and highly respected work placement and research opportunities within national and international contexts, including placements with Emirates Airlines, Australian Defence Department and Home Office, UK.

Methods of Study

Flexibility in learning ensures that participants can learn on campus or on-line. This approach ensures access to material, study periods and peer group support.

The Security Research Centre (SRC)

The School of Engineering is a leading member in the SRC, which was formed to integrate existing security research at Edith Cowan University (ECU). The centre's initial emphasis is on security technology, security management and security risk management. In addition, intelligence, physical security, building engineering and red teaming. The major areas of expertise in the School of Engineering group within the SRC are:

  • Risk management
  • CCTV
  • Human factors
  • Terrorism issues
  • Nuclear security
  • Intelligence evaluation
  • Building systems
  • Red teaming

More information

Student

To obtain further information, please email: securityscience@ecu.edu.au or contact:

Student Support Officer
School of Engineering
Edith Cowan University
Joodalup, WA 6027
AUSTRALIA

Telephone: +61 8 6304 5831
Facsimile: +61 8 6304 5811

Course Coordinator: Mr Bill Bailey