Building a Smart Nation with Internet of Things, Data Science, Information Technology, and Cybersecurity

Building a Smart Nation with Internet of Things, Data Science, Information Technology, and Cybersecurity

🕒 Time: 11am – 12pm

We are living in an era where technology is innovating at an unprecedented pace, reshaping every aspect of our lives. Today, Singapore's economy is undergoing intensive digitalisation through the national Smart Nation initiative. As technology continues to evolve for the Smart Nation, so do the opportunities it presents.

Join us for an informative session with Dr Steve Kerrison, as we delve deep into the diverse array of technology programs offered at JCU Singapore School of Science and Technology. Be empowered with the insights needed to make informed decisions as you choose your path towards contributing to the Smart Nation.

In this session, you will:

• Explore the course structures of the following programs:
  • Bachelor of Cybersecurity, the only dedicated degree in Cybersecurity offered by a QS-ranked university in Singapore.
  • Bachelor of Information Technology, accredited by the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
  • Bachelor of Science (Majoring in Data Science).
  • Bachelor of Science (Majoring in Internet of Things) and the opportunity to transition into the Bachelor of Engineering (Hons), majoring in Electronic Systems and Internet of Things Engineering at the Cairns, Australia campus.
• Discover the roles of each area of technology in shaping a Smart Nation, along with the exciting career opportunities and salary ranges they offer.
• Find out more about JCU’s collaborations with industry partners like the Singapore Computer Society (SCS) and Red Hat Academy in the technology landscape.
• Understand the entry requirements for the technology programs.
• Have your questions answered during the Q&A session.

Speaker Profile

Dr Steve Kerrison Senior Lecturer, Cybersecurity Dr Steve has both research and industrial experience on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Cybersecurity. He has a MEng and a PhD from the University of Bristol’s Department of Computer Science, where he also worked as a Senior Research and Teaching Associate. Since moving to Singapore, he has conducted research into IoT for Industry 4.0, as well as working in a Singapore start-up creating cryptographic security products for IoT devices. He has collaborated in various research projects, including the EU-funded ENTRA, EMC2 and ICT-Energy projects, A*STAR’s Model Factory @ ARTC, and projects under Singapore National Research Foundation’s National Cybersecurity R&D Programme.