Master of Applied Cybernetics
Course Overview
The Master of Applied Cybernetics is a one-year full-time on-campus master's degree based at ANU’s School of Cybernetics. It’s the first and only professional program in applied cybernetics globally. The curriculum focuses on understanding and shaping technological systems—such as AI, the metaverse, and large-scale socio-technical systems—through a systems lens.
You can also choose the Advanced option, extending the program to approximately 18 months full-time. This track includes a larger research or industry project, allowing deeper engagement and practical application of cybernetic principles in real-world contexts.
What You'll Learn
Systems Thinking & Cybernetic Expertise
You’ll master how to analyse, design, and manage complex technical and social systems using cybernetic methodologies—skills crucial for developing responsible and sustainable technological frameworks.Real-World Project Experience
Through either the standard or advanced track, you'll engage in significant projects in collaboration with industry or research partners, applying cybernetic principles to live challenges.Interdisciplinary Collaboration
You'll work alongside students and professionals from diverse backgrounds—law, policy, startup, activism, journalism, art—building your ability to operate at the intersection of technology, society, and ethics.
30,000 AUD
The Australian National University
https://www.anu.edu.au
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