Topic: CSIRO

CSIRO is recruiting PhD and MPhil scholars for cybersecurity research with six CSCRC participant universities: Edith Cowan, Adelaide, Deakin, UNSW, Charles Sturt and Queensland University of Technology. Projects cover resilient systems, IoT security, authentication, threat detection, cybersecurity platforms, security automation, privacy-preserving data sharing, law and privacy. Applicants need university and CSIRO supervisors, first-class Honours or equivalent, host admission and English requirements, full-time enrolment and a tuition waiver. Candidates must start by 30 June 2027 and be no mor

CSIRO’s Next Generation Graduates Program supports interdisciplinary Honours and Masters research in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies through Australian university and industry cohorts. Recruitment continues during the year until places are filled; final MPhil enrolments close on 31 December 2026 for commencement in 2027. Applicants contact the chief investigators of the awarded university programmes rather than using the advertisement’s Apply Now button. Support differs by degree: the published MPhil table lists AUD 43,333 per year at 2025–26 rates, indexed by 2% each financi

Support CSIRO’s Cotton Breeding Group at Myall Vale, Narrabri, in research developing cotton varieties for Australian growers. The work combines field and greenhouse experiments, cotton fibre testing, seed preparation, sowing and harvesting, with travel to trial sites in New South Wales and Queensland. This entry-level research support role does not require formal qualifications or substantial agricultural experience. The successful applicant completes a Certificate III in Agriculture at Tocal College; CSIRO covers the direct costs of six intensive training blocks. The appointment is full-time