Month: April 2015

After six years in the Australian army, Matt Sharp is thriving at university. As a rifleman, Matt completed deployments in East Timor in 2010 and Afghanistan in 2012. Today, Matt admits he is still adjusting to his new life as a Criminology and Laws double degree student at Griffith. Even so, Matt continues to be […]

WORLDREP is a unique double degree, student mobility program for journalism students. In 2014 Griffith University began collaborations with the Danish School of Media and Journalism (DMJX) in Aarhus, Denmark; the Utrecht University of Applied Sciences (HU), Utrecht, The Netherlands; and, the University of Tasmania (UTAS) to develop the project. The undertaking will promote student […]

Griffith’s School of Information and Communication Technology has taken out the number one spot in Australia for student satisfaction.

Griffith University was well represented across all events at yesterday’s Gold Coast Bulletin Fun Run at Robina. On a gorgeous Gold Coast morning, Griffith runners were among 3000 entrants who gathered at Cbus Stadium to participate in events including the Rebel Sport Kids Dash (1km), London Estate Agents Family Run/Walk (2.5km), Brooks Run (5km), Heritage […]

Griffith University's Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre has made a major contribution to new research revealing the potential for a 'total immersion of real and virtual worlds'

The ‘International Symposium on South/South Migration: Opportunities, Risks and Policy Imperatives’ was hosted at the University of Queensland on 15 April – a joint initiative between the School of Social Science, University of Queensland, and the Griffith Asia Institute. South/South migration is a relatively new phenomenon. Historically, the flow of migration between Global North (developed) […]

Not so long ago, Jill Guljas was living in a homeless shelter in Brisbane. An apprentice hairdresser pregnant with her second child, life’s grim reality was that of welfare and wishful thinking. How times have changed. In 2013, Jill completed a Bachelor of Psychological Science at Griffith University and was also named the Attorney-General’s Indigenous […]