Workforce Development

At ACAMI, workforce development means both cultivating the next generation of AI scientists through research excellence and empowering today’s professionals with practical AI literacy. Our training builds confidence and capability, providing a critical first step in embedding AI within organisations.

Short Course and Workshop Training

ACAMI provides a series of flexible short course and workshop training options that cater to a variety of learning needs and experience levels.
Our short course and workshop training options include:

An online, self-paced, microcredential course that provides participants with a digital badge on completion.
The course provides professionals with AI literacy and confidence to take on new tools, improve work efficiency in a safe way that aligns with business policies and values.

Further details and access to the course

An in-person, half-day workshop that will provide senior leadership with guidance and a practical framework for developing an AI strategy and identifying practical, useful pilot projects to implement across the business.
The workshop provides practical advice on data security, implementation, and change management strategies to ensure your company is ready to confidently start on its AI implementation journey.
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Training the Next Generation of AI Scientists

As a university research centre, ACAMI is strongly committed to training PhD, Masters and Honours students, and to providing industry‑partnered research opportunities for post‑doctoral researchers.

Through this approach, ACAMI students gain hands‑on experience solving real‑world challenges, helping to develop the next generation of industry‑ready AI scientists focused on addressing critical problems in the biotechnology sector.

If you’re a biotech, pharma, medtech or healthcare company looking to partner on a student-led research project, contact us to discuss how ACAMI can help with supervision and student recruitment.

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