Year: 2018

Researchers leadecoacousticstudy into river health monitoring by recording fish, insects and water flow.

Public health problem takes on 'superbug' status

Griffith University is proud to recognise the life achievements of a remarkable humanitarian, Aunty Pamela Mam, a First Peoples’ Elder, role model, patron and matriarch. She has, for over 60 years, provided tireless service to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Peoples, particularly in the fields of health care and education. Griffith has now conferred upon […]

As Year 12 students across Queensland receive their OP results and university offers, another cohort of hopeful university students is also eagerly awaiting news about their study plans for 2019. Professor Debra Henly, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) notes that while OP scores are a commonly understood requirement for university entry, more than half of Griffith […]

Griffith is preparing to welcome thousands of new students in Trimester 1 2019, with 7,600 offers being made today in QTAC and UAC’s major offer rounds for the year. Nursing, education, criminology and criminal justice, pharmacy, aviation, engineering, marine science, international tourism and hotel management, design, and law were among some of Griffith’s most popular […]

Four members of the Griffith Sports College will end the year with new qualifications. Sport scholarship students Alyce Burnett, Tameka Butt, Ash Southern and Matt Bevilacqua are celebrating undergraduate and postgraduate degrees at the close of Griffith graduation ceremonies in Brisbane and on the Gold Coast. Olympic kayaker Alyce Burnett (below) graduated with a Master […]

WHEN Joanne O’Reilly saw her fifth child begin university it reminded her that she always wanted to finish the degree she started 20 years ago. The timing was right: she and husband James were well-placed to return to study, having sold their shares in two businesses. They discussed their options and decided that, together, they […]