Month: May 2007

International sustainable tourism expert, Geoffrey Lipman will help shape Griffith University’s research and courses when he joins the Griffith Business School (GBS) as an Adjunct Professor. Assistant Secretary General of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) Mr Lipman represents global tourism at the highest levels within individual nations and various international forums. Griffith University […]

Director of the Environmental and Resources Law Institute at Shanghai Jiatong University, Professor Wang Xi will give his presentation at the inaugural Kearney Lecture hosted by Griffith Law School. Deputy Dean of Research at the Griffith Law School, Professor Jan McDonald, said Professor Wang will share his unique insights into the climate change problem. “China’s […]

Australia’s first Centre of Excellence for Policing and Security worth more than $15 million will be based at Griffith University following announcement today by the Australian Research Council. Griffith University is the lead institution working in partnership with the Australian National University, the University of Queensland and Charles Sturt University on a five-year project to […]

How Indigenous people contributed to the history of European settlement in Queensland is the focus of a new Griffith University study. The study by Dr Dale Kerwin, from Griffith’s Institute for Educational Research, aims to reconstruct the life experiences of Aboriginal people. It will highlight their contribution to Queensland history from the start of colonial […]