Dean of Research ITEE
Jill Slay
Dr Jill Slay is Dean of Research in the Division of IT, Engineering and the Environment.
She is also Professor of Forensic Computing and leads the Information Assurance Group and its Forensic Computing Lab.
Currently, she carries out collaborative research in Forensic Computing, Information Assurance and Critical Infrastructure Protection with industry, State and Federal Government partners in Australia.
She has extensive teaching experience in the tertiary sector at undergraduate and postgraduate level and is currently co- supervising 11 PhD students with 5 others recently completed. She has personally supervised more than 40 cross-disciplinary honours and coursework masters students in their theses and projects.
She is an affiliate Professor at Idaho State University and is a Member of the Asian Advisory Board of the International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium of which she us a fellow.
Jill has published one book and more than 90 refereed book chapters, journal articles or research papers in forensic computing, information assurance, critical infrastructure protection, complex systems and education.
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The
University of South Australia (UniSA), in conjunction with
Stratsec, is seeking elite academics, students and independent
researchers to take part in the Stratsec / UniSA
Winter School.
- 2011/12 Funding Opportunities
The School of Natural and Built Environments is offering
three PhD Scholarships
for a minimum period of three years with flexible commencement.
For more information click here