Elizabeth Barber teaches Logistics and Project Management at Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels, both on campus and in distance delivery.In 2008 Elizabeth Barber was awarded (together with Dr. E. Lewis, ITEE) a competitive research grant (Level 2) from the DSTO to research the Australian industries supply chain performance indicators and benchmark how both logistics industry and government organizations measured the performance of change. The study was titled Studies Supporting the Defence Logistics Transformation Plan and was for $38,500.00. This grant was administrated under the DSARC.In 1996-97 Elizabeth was awarded a DEETYA's EIP Grant of $45,000 to research the Australian Academic Performance Measurements. The research was successfully completed and resulted in a National Data Base of Australian Academic Performance Evaluations (NDBAAPE)

Logistics and Supply Chain Management Transport Economics Performance evaluations and appraisals Military logistics Humanitarian logistics Risk, Security in supply chains and  Arms regulations