Data Science and Artificial Intelligence (DSAI) are at the forefront of a technological revolution that is transforming industries, reshaping research, and influencing all aspects of modern life—from science and engineering to the arts and society at large.
At RMIT, the DSAI discipline is the largest within the School of Computing Technologies. Our strength lies in the breadth and depth of our expertise across the full spectrum of AI technologies. We are uniquely positioned to integrate diverse approaches to artificial intelligence and data science, enabling groundbreaking research, innovation, and real-world impact.
The discipline is built around four core research pillars:
RMIT is leading innovation in AI for health and medical applications. Our research spans a range of areas, including:
Multi-modal machine learning enables systems to learn from and make sense of diverse data types—text, images, audio, and social networks. Our expertise includes:
Ethics and fairness are at the heart of our Responsible AI research. We focus on building AI systems that are transparent, equitable, and human-centric. Key areas include:
AI-driven decision making is central to solving real-world problems. At RMIT, we’ve developed powerful techniques to support efficient and effective decision-making, including:
RMIT’s DSAI researchers have a strong track record of impactful collaborations with industry and government. Our partners include the Australian Government, Lenovo, Telstra, Microsoft, and more.
We bring together deep technical knowledge and practical experience to deliver both cutting-edge prototypes and deployed systems. Our focus is on developing transformative technologies that offer real social and economic benefits.
Whether you're passionate about pursuing a PhD in AI and data science, or you're seeking an innovative research partner in industry or government, we’d love to hear from you. Get in touch to explore how we can work together to shape the future of AI.
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