Year: 2009

For those of you who are interested in finding out more about any study programs on offer at Griffith University or would like Richard to assess portfolios for applicable QCA study programs, please feel free to meet with us as follows: Trondheim – Monday 28th September Time: 14.00 – 18.00 Venue: Road Show Fair at […]

Director of the Eskitis Institute Professor Ronald Quinn said the partnership would add unique plant biodiversity to the Institute’s collection. Prominent conservation identity Terri Irwin said Australia Zoo recently discovered a range of unique freshwater springs in the Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve in Far North Queensland. “These springs support a new rainforest type, found only […]

The IDP Study in Australia Diploma to Degree Open Day will be held at the Orchard Hotel on 22 – 23 August 2009 (11.00am – 5.00pm both days). Griffith University would like to extend an invitation for students interested in the School of Pharmacy and other degree programs at Griffith to meet with Professor Nerida […]

Chanelle Baker — Regional Director, Griffith International Europe and Richard Blundell — Deputy Director, QCA (Queensland College of Art) will be present at the CIS Student Fairs in Sweden from 21st to 25th September 2009. Griffith University would like to extend an invitation for you to meet with Chanelle and Richard when they attend the […]

Delighted Brisbane sisters had double the excitement when they received their hard-earned doctorates from Griffith University this week. Dr Hellene Demosthenous and Dr Catherine Demosthenous graduated from Griffith’s School of Education and Professional Studies with guidance from common supervisors. Both agree the support from each other in their academic career has played a critical role […]

In a speech criticising the Queensland Government for corruption, Tony Fitzgerald QC has broken his 20-year silence. Mr Fitzgerald warned that short-sighted political attitudes had led to a free fall in ethical standards and the potential return of the state’s “dark past” of corruption. Listen to an excerpt from Tony’s speech. This year marks the […]

A new autism-specific early learning and care centre based at Griffith University’s Nathan campus will provide young Brisbane children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) access to specialist early childhood services. With $4 million in funding from the Australian Government, AEIOU for Children with Autism, in partnership with Griffith, will deliver an Autism Specific Early Learning […]