University of Goroka
Emmanuel Jigo, Ph.D., is a seasoned professional in cybersecurity and information security with extensive experience across various roles. Currently serving as a Senior Cybersecurity Researcher/Consultant at JiSec Research Group since December 2020, Emmanuel specializes in conducting assessments, penetration testing, and incident recovery for clients. Additionally, Emmanuel is a University Lecturer at the University of Goroka, where courses on Cyber Security and Advanced Computer Security are taught. Previous positions include Security Consultant at PNG DATACO LIMITED, Security Researcher at Nova Southeastern University, and Software Engineer roles at Financial Times and University of Santo Tomas. Emmanuel holds a Ph.D. in Cybersecurity from Nova Southeastern University, along with an MS in Information Security and a BS in Computer Science. Throughout the career, a strong emphasis has been placed on leadership, research, and effective communication, contributing to multiple grant-funded presentations and publications.
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University of Goroka
The University of Goroka (UOG) is the third largest of the six universities in Papua New Guinea (PNG), and is by far the largest teacher education institution. The University was formed in 1997 from two faculties of the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG), Goroka Teacher’s College (GTC) and the Faculty of Education. Integration and expansion in Goroka has allowed their programs to be rationalized and upgraded through continuous reviews. UOG’s antecedents date back to 1961, when Goroka Teachers College commenced Primary Teacher Training under the Department of Education. In 1968, the College converted to Secondary Teacher Training, and it became part of UPNG in 1975. The College mainly concentrated on pre-service undergraduate diploma programs for secondary teachers, although it also trained teachers in Agriculture, Health, Secretarial Studies, and Technical Education. Over the years, intake standards and the length of its main courses increased. In the meantime, the Faculty of Education had started in 1970 at UPNG to offer bachelor degrees in Education, later offering these as Pre-service and In-service programs, as well as establishing diploma and post-graduate programs. The programs were targeted at a mix of primary and secondary teachers, primary teacher educators, and educational administrators. In 1992, as a result of the National Education Reform and PNG’s Higher Education Plan, the UPNG Council decided to unify teacher education programs in Goroka. In 1995, the Goroka Campus of UPNG enrolled its first Bachelor of Education (BEd) intake. Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE), BEd Honours and Master of Education (MEd) degree students were admitted in subsequent years. The Government of Papua New Guinea declared the University of Goroka to be a fully-fledged University in 1997 by an Act of Parliament (UOG Act, 1997).