Connecting the IT industry with skilled graduates

Cyber studio offers graduate internships, short courses and vendor certification to forge connections between the IT and cyber security industry and motivated university graduates who are looking to further refine their skillsets and gain employment.

For graduates

Griffith's Cyber Studio helps graduates build practical skills, industry connections and professional experience that can accelerate their careers in cyber security and IT. Through short courses, paid internships and recognised certifications, graduates can develop in-demand expertise, gain workplace experience and build valuable networks in a competitive job market.

Short courses

Griffith University has developed a suite of unique cyber security and IT short courses to address industry needs.

Paid internships

As an intern, you'll work full time within an organisation gaining professional experience.

Certifications

As a graduate, completing vendor certifications will make you more competitive, providing you with tailored skills and knowledge that will benefit your future employer.

Cyber studio short course catalogue

Griffith University has developed a suite of unique cyber security and IT short courses to address industry needs. To cater for every stage of your career, courses are offered at the beginner, intermediate and advanced level and cover cyber security and computer networking basics; vendor-aligned topics; and operational technologies. See what’s available now on the Professional Learning Hub.

For industry

Griffith's Cyber Studio creates valuable opportunities for industry to connect with emerging cyber security and IT talent through internships, training, events and certification pathways. By partnering with Cyber Studio, organisations can build their future workforce, engage with academic experts, showcase their brand to potential recruits and help develop the skills needed to address cyber security challenges.

If you're interested in Cyber Studio, please contact Professor Ernest Foo.

Rising demand for cyber security professionals

Queensland's Chief Information Security Officer outlines future need

Range of backgrounds and disciplines required

Queensland Government Chief Information Security Officer Robert Champion doesn't see the threat environment lessening, having experienced lots of innovation in the sector both by attackers, but also the solutions that are available. Robert says skills from a range of backgrounds and disciplines are needed to meet future cyber security demand.

Contact Cyber Studio

Professor Ernest Foo