We support future changemakers to solve global challenges

The twenty-first century is presenting wicked challenges, from climate change and powerful disinformation to political instability and widening socioeconomic inequality.

Maintaining economic, social, and environmental wellbeing while facing these challenges requires deep expert knowledge and innovative capability.

Together, research and innovation can explore the solutions to these problems, while growing existing sectors, developing new ones, and creating entrepreneurial opportunities to transform regional and global economies.

We bring together diverse stakeholders to build knowledge resilience.

Knowledge resilience is the ability to adapt to and solve emerging complex challenges based on evidence, insight, and expertise. It is the foundation of an innovative, future-focused economy.

What we do

We use knowledge to build a society that is resilient in the face of global challenges by:

We facilitate the transfer of knowledge between universities, government, and industry, with a focus on future researchers.

The International Centre for Knowledge Resilience (ICKR) is a joint research venture between eight universities, led by The University of Western Australia and Institut Mines-Télécom.

Our researchers have been pioneering this critical work for over a decade.