Month: March 2011

Based at the University’s burgeoning Gold Coast research campus, Ms Jackson is charged with gaining greater recognition for the University’s teaching and research, particularly its results in the federal government’s Excellence in Research for Australia report last month, which put it in the top 10 of Australian research universities. Griffith is undertaking major capital redevelopments […]

Governor-General Quentin Bryce AC launched Griffith University’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Council of Elders today at the University’s Logan campus. The Griffith University Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Council of Elders was created by formalising the network of Griffith Elders-in-Residence and other Griffith community Elders. Four Griffith Elders were signatories to the Council of […]

Professor Debra Henly, Dean (Academic) Griffith Health and Ms Serita Pinalli, Griffith International (Marketing Manager for Singapore) will be in attendance at the Study in Australia 2011 Education Fair. Location: Suntec Singapore (Level 4, Hall 402) Dates: 19 – 20 March 2011 Times: 12.00pm – 6.00pm (both days) If you wish to submit an application, […]

Pharmaceutical companies have no direct involvement in the medical program of the School of Medicine, Griffith University. Head of School of Medicine at Griffith University, Professor Simon Broadley says a decision was taken early in the development of the School that pharmaceutical and surgical equipment companies should play no role in supporting or determining the […]

Griffith has been awarded the Employer of Choice for Women (EOCFW) citation for the 11th year in a row – and is one of only two organisations in Queensland to have received the citation each year since its inception in 2001. It joins only two other Australian universities which have achieved this continuous citation, La […]

Brisbane will host more than 3,000 international and domestic students for its annual Welcome event for International Students in King George Square on Saturday 5 March (11am to 4pm).