Applied Technology

For Michael Fitzgerald, cyber security isn't just about protecting systems – it's about keeping communities connected.

For Andrew Bell, studying TAFE Queensland’s Master of Cyber Security (HED009) was about turning a long-held interest in technology into a clear professional pathway.

For much of his professional life, Michael Cooper worked as a professional coffee roaster.

When studying cyber security, continuous learning isn't optional – it's essential.

When Sanjay Marwal enrolled to study at TAFE Queensland, he wasn’t looking to change careers – he was looking to strengthen one.

When Pan Tsimarakis moved from Greece to Australia, he never imagined he would be leading cyber security initiatives for a major Australian agricultural business.

Students from TAFE Queensland’s Coomera Creative campus have made their mark on the national stage, with two cyber security teams qualifying for the 2026 Cyber Battle Australia Grand Final in Melbourne.

Two teams of aspiring cyber security professionals from TAFE Queensland are preparing to take on the nation’s best after securing a place in the Cyber Battle Australia Grand Final 2026.

TAFE Queensland has been confirmed as a key delivery partner in the national FemTech project, led by Professionals Australia and supported by $4.9 million through the Australian Government’s Building Women’s Careers Program.

Just days into his new career installing pharmacy dispensing robots, TAFE Queensland graduate Zac Griffiths is already living his dream.

Dr Elankayer Sithirasenan (Elan) works in a field that never stands still. With more than 35 years in the Information Technology (IT) industry and a PhD in Network Security, he has watched the sector transform from simple local networks into today’s complex, AI-driven cloud environments.

TAFE Queensland cyber security students and graduates are gaining real-world experience and building strong industry connections through a growing partnership with cyber security company Cyber in Motion.