Selasi Kwashie is a senior lecturer and teaching lead in executive education at the Artificial Intelligence & Cyber Futures (AICF) Institute. His role is to support the design, development, and delivery of strategic teaching initiatives within the institute.

Prior to joining Charles Sturt University, Selasi was a Research Scientist (in the Distributed Systems Security Group) at CSIRO Data61 from 2019 to 2023; and a Research Fellow (in the Data Analytics Group) at the University of South Australia from 2016 to 2019. Some of his notable research and development projects include: the Cyber Security CRC's Identity and Access Management (IAM) project, and the Data to Decisions CRC’s Integrated Law Enforcement (ILE) project. He led and delivered impactful results for investigating, detecting, and remediating access entitlements in dynamic enterprise environments in the IAM project; and in the ILE project, he developed an explainable entity linking and resolution system for identifying multiple, differing, and possibly contradicting representations of unique real-world entities within real-world law enforcement contexts.

Selasi’s teaching interests cut across multiple subjects in Data Science, Database Theory, Business Analytics, Cybersecurity and Machine Learning. He is currently leading the establishment of a unique micro-credentials-based postgraduate diploma program in the AICF Institute for executive, senior, and mid-management professionals.

Selasi has keen research interests in the areas of: 1) data quality and data management, 2) fair and explainable machine learning models, and 3) ethical and privacy-preserving data sharing and usage.

See a list of Selasi's publications on Google Scholar here.

Member, Association for Computing Machinery

Member, Australian Computer Society