The Faculty of Science & Information Technology provides a range of degree programs that will produce creative, adaptable, well-trained graduates who are fully equipped to participate in the key role science and information technology play in our changing environment.

The Faculty is diverse in terms of its discipline areas, including: Aviation; Biological Sciences; Chemistry; Geography and Environmental Science; Geology;Mathematics; Statistics; Photonics; Physics; Psychology; Visual and Graphical Design; Communication; Information Technology; Multimedia; Natural Resource Management; Human Nutrition; Food Technology; and Herbal Therapies.