See our global reach

The Social Cyber Institute’s international reach spans research collaboration, media engagement and formal partnerships. We have collaborated with researchers at universities, policy institutes, government bodies and companies in many countries. We encourage approaches for collaboration from  potential partners.​

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​We have collaborated with researchers from the following organisations outside Australia.

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InKlude Labs, The Takshashila Institution, Chanakya Dialogue, Digantra, Delhi Policy Group, Nulsar University  (India); Arizona State University, Tufts University, Geowrge Washington University (USA); the UK Foreign Office, King's College London (UK); International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS); Institute for Strategic and International Studies (Malaysia); the Global Development Learning Network set up by the World Bank; BRAC University (Bangladesh); International Renaissance Institute (Nairobi); University of Hong Kong (China); Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; TU Dortmund University; Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (Germany); NTT (Japan)

 

We have collaborated with journalists from the following international media outlets.

 

Der Spiegel, Bloomberg News, Central News Agency (Taiwan), The Conversation, Tech Monitor

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We have formal partnership arrangements with:

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• Blended Learning International (BLI)

Blended Learning International is an innovative education and training company in Australia and the Asia Pacific that offers an extensive range of education, training, agency, and research services through four major divisions to students, professionals, government, community and corporate sectors. 

• Cyber Diia

Non-governmental public association of tech companies, innovators and experts for developing a resilient and safe digital future of Ukraine

• Critical Infrastructure Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (CI-ISAC) Australia

Australia’s leading non-profit dedicated to strengthening the nation’s cyber resilience through collaborative intelligence sharing and collective defence

• The Institute for Integrated Economic Research (IIER) Australia

Conducts and supports research in order to contribute to an improved understanding of how Australians can plan for, and navigate, the significant transitions in Energy, Environment and Economic Systems over forthcoming decades whilst maintaining the stability and security of society