Month: May 2013

Griffith University Queensland Conservatorium students last week were taken on a musical journey to India, experiencing the rich culture and musical wonders of a vibrant country.   Students were given the opportunity to practice and build on their musical skills and knowledge through project-based activities that form Queensland Conservatorium Project Week. Students worked with renowned […]

Griffith medicine students learn from week-long patient simulations.

The Los Angeles Times reports on research by Dr Aaron Sell from the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice in the article Do Obama’s small biceps explain his liberal politics?.   Dr Sell’s research explores the link between male upper-body strength and assertion of economic self-interest in The Ancestral Logic of Politics which was published […]

The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is offering a new course on homicide as well as a range of electives from next semester.   Homicide In the new first year core course, Homicide, first year students will learn how serious violent offences are detected and investigated by police and then processed through the justice […]

Mr Jock McIlwain is so passionate about encouraging young people to study maths and science he has donated $25,000 to Griffith's "Science on the Go" project.

Carnival Australia CEO to discuss growth of cruise market.

Griffith University’s Eskitis Institute and the Sun Yat-sen University’s Laboratory of Cancer and Stem Cell Biology have formed a joint research facility.