Month: July 2010

The two-day conference features an outstanding line up of leading international, national, and local criminologists and psychologists on violent offending behaviour across the life course. Griffith University Pro-Vice Chancellor (Arts, Education & Law) Professor Paul Mazerolle said it was a unique opportunity to learn about the latest research on such issues, as well as to […]

Gold Coast Innovation Centre (GCIC) is expanding its operations with the official opening of its new facility today at Griffith University. The facility in the new Science Engineering and Architecture building at Griffith’s Gold Coast campus doubles GCIC’s commercial office space and provides flexible workspace for innovative, scalable, knowledge-based businesses in the Gold Coast region, […]

The Citations recognise and reward the diverse contributions that individuals and teams make to the quality of student learning. Vice Chancellor Professor Ian O’Connor said he was delighted to see Griffith’s strong reputation in teaching and learning once again recognised through the awards. “These awards join a long tradition of acknowledgement for Griffith’s innovative and […]

GUMURRII Head, Maureen Ah Sam says the celebrations, held across Australia each July honour the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and are celebrated not just by Indigenous peoples but by Australians from all walks of life. “GUMURRII will have an information booth at Musgrave Park and we encourage everyone […]

Under the new agreement QIBT will be located in a new $28m building on the Griffith University Gold Coast campus which will provide teaching and learning facilities for the College, alongside the Griffith English Language Institute. QIBT will continue to operate on the Mt Gravatt campus. Griffith University and Navitas have partnered to provide quality […]

Griffith Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Ian O’Connor received the award from the Hon.Tim Mulherin MP, Minister for Primary Industries and Fisheries in a ceremony at the Australia Pavilion attended by 120 representatives, including institutions and Government representatives from China and Australia. The award recognises outstanding achievement in developing positive collaborations with Chinese institutions and […]

NIHEN is a professional network of deans, heads of schools, senior policy advisors, directors and managers of schools/units responsible for the leadership of Indigenous Education within Australian Universities. Head of Griffith University’s GUMURRII Support Student Unit, Maureen Ah Sam said it was the biggest meeting to date with representatives from ACU, CSU, Curtin, JCU, Latrobe, […]