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CIRES is building a strong network of students, researchers, and knowledge professionals. Our objective is to enable Australian organisations to achieve responsible, secure, and agile value creation from data, and build workforce capacity in Data Science, Machine Learning, and Artificial Intelligence. 

We welcome opportunities to collaborate, and you can connect with the Centre via one or more of the pathways below or contact the CIRES team directly via cires@uq.edu.au.

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Training Programs

Information Resilience Training for Data Science Professionals CIRES has developed a tailored professional training program focused on the upskilling needs of its stakeholders as well as the broader A ...

CIRES Internship Program (CIP)

The CIRES Internship Program (CIP) provides currently enrolled undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students in their final or penultimate year, the opportunity to undertake a 10 week research in ...

Research Collaboration

CIRES offers partners the opportunity to co-design a specific project that aligns with our research program to address a real-world challenge facing your organisation. ...

CIRES Affiliates Program

The CIRES Affiliates Program is a membership scheme for the Centre and is designed to build the Centre’s network of researchers including research students who have an interest in or alignment to th ...

Visitor & Exchange Programs

CIRES welcomes visitors from academia, industry professionals, and students to spend time working with Centre researchers and be based at either The University of Queensland (Brisbane) or Swinburne Un ...

Study With Us

Recruitment for Centre PhD researchers has now been completed as all our projects have been filled. Read more about current CIRES PhD projects through "Our Research". ...

Job Opportunities

Applications close 9th January 2024 We are recruiting for a Level A postdoc fellow to join us in the ARC Training Centre for Information Resilience (CIRES) at The University of Queensland in sunny B ...