Month: July 2018

Advancing work-based learning experiences for young people in the Arab region is the focus of anUnited Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) project, led by Griffith University Professor of Education Stephen Billett. Professor Billett led a multinational and multiagency workshop to discuss a series of country studies and other resources as part of a […]

Queensland College of Art will bring the world's leading design minds to Brisbane, after winning hosting rights for the Design Research Society (DRS) Conference 2020.

Griffith University will showcase its creative arts offerings at the George Town Festival in Penang, Malaysia next month. The Arts, Education and Law Group (AEL) are presenting The Griffith Creative Arts Roomas part of the month-long celebration of arts and culture, which attracts more than a million visitors from around the world.

Photography students from the Queensland College of Art have turned their lens on Roma, revealing the people and landscapes that make up the small country town. Six hours drive west of Brisbane, Roma is the gateway to the Outback and Carnarvon Gorge, famed for its cattle saleyards and country hospitality. Fourteen photography students spent a […]

Musical theatre stars from the Queensland Conservatorium are wowing audiences with a sell-out winter season at the Brisbane Powerhouse. Final year triple-threats have wowed audiences at the iconic arts venue with two acclaimed productions: a musical re-imagining of the beloved literary classic, Little Women, and the classic Broadway smash,Company.

By Ms Zoe Rathus AM, Director of Legal Clinic One of the pleasures of being an academic is the opportunity to contribute to and participate in community and academic events dealing with critical current issues. Over the last few weeks I facilitated a community discussion about domestic violence and the legal system and attended a […]

Four exceptional individuals will develop an ongoing program, offered from 2019.