Welcome to the future of critical infrastructure protection in Canada, spearheaded by the National Centre for Critical Infrastructure Protection and Security Resilience (NC-CIPSeR).
The National Cooperative Program is more than just a collaborative effort; it’s an integrated platform offering a range of opportunities:
- Co-op Placements: Engage in hands-on, experiential learning through tailored co-op positions, where theoretical knowledge meets real-world application.
- Internships: Immerse yourself in the intricacies of critical infrastructure protection through internships that offer in-depth exposure and skill development.
- Field Placements: Participate in specialized field placements that provide practical experience in unique settings, enhancing your understanding of complex challenges.
- Volunteer Opportunities: Contribute to our mission while gaining invaluable experience through diverse volunteer roles that support our ongoing projects and initiatives.
Our program is not just about building a skilled workforce; it’s about cultivating a community of dedicated professionals, each contributing to a safer, more resilient Canada. By joining forces with NC-CIPSeR, you become part of a national narrative – one where research, innovation, collaboration, and education lead the charge in protecting our nation’s critical infrastructure.
Whether you’re a student seeking unparalleled learning experiences, a professional eager to make a difference, or an organization looking to contribute to a national cause, the NC-CIPSeR National Cooperative Program offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of critical infrastructure protection in Canada.
Join us in this exciting journey, and be at the forefront of securing our nation’s future. Together, we can build a resilient, protected, and secure Canada. Please contact us if you are interested in learning more or check out the below opportunities to start:
Current Opportunities
- Knowledge Translation & Video Communications
In an era where information overload is common, making research findings accessible and understandable is crucial for informed decision-making and effective policy development. Our video communications initiative aims to leverage visual storytelling, concise explanations, and real-world examples to highlight key research insights, emerging threats, and practical recommendations for enhancing the resilience of critical infrastructure.
Go to the job posting: Knowledge Translation & Video Communications
- CANVAS: Project Coordinator
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In an era marked by increasingly complex and interconnected threats—from climate change to cyber-attacks—a collaborative and localized approach to threat assessment and emergency management is crucial. CANVAS is designed to significantly enhance understanding, precision, relevance, and efficacy of risk assessments, empowering informed decision-making, elevating national security, and ensuring alignment with Canadian standards and regulations.
Go to the job posting: Canvas: Project Coordinator
- Research Analyst & Mentor
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The National Centre for Critical Infrastructure Protection, Security and Resilience (NC-CIPSeR) at Carleton University invites experienced professionals and industry veterans to join our mission as Volunteer Researchers, Analysts & Mentors. This multi-faceted role allows you to make significant contributions to safeguarding Canada’s critical infrastructure while guiding and inspiring the next generation of experts. If you have a rich background in project management, intelligence, data analysis, cybersecurity, emergency management, or threat and risk assessment, and are driven by a desire to make a meaningful impact and nurture emerging talent, this opportunity is for you.
Go to the job posting: Research Analyst & Mentor
- Research Analyst - Energy Sector Task Force
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Join the National Centre for Critical Infrastructure Protection, Security and Resilience (NC-CIPSeR) at Carleton University and contribute to safeguarding Canada’s energy sector. This unique co-op/internship offers you the chance to make a real impact on national security while gaining invaluable experience and skills in a dynamic, supportive environment. A team comprised of government, industry and academia are joining forces to strategically profile the complex ecosystem of the energy sector through the lens of critical infrastructure protection, security and resilience.
Go to the job posting: Research Analyst – Energy Sector Task Force
Monday, February 26, 2024 | Categories: NC-CIPSeR
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