Month: May 2014

Among the many legacies of 2008’s Global Financial Crisis was a need to re-evaluate employment relations, and a timely analysis comes in the form of the Oxford Handbook of Employment Relations, put together by a team led by Professor Adrian Wilkinson, Director of Griffith University’s Centre for Work, Organisation and Wellbeing. “There has been a […]

Studying for a Bachelor degree at university in Australia is a great achievement for anyone. But it is even greater for someone who starts out in life as a refugee and does not even start learning English until the age of 12.

Powerful theatre explores impact of war on former soldiers

Based upon the significance and contribution of her PhD thesis to the field and in meeting the exact requirements to beawarded a PhD, recently conferred Centre for Work, Organisation and Wellbeing (WOW) Higher Degree Research member, Dr Katrina Radford,was awarded ‘Academic Excellence’ for exemplary performance following the unanimous opinion of her thesis examiners. We spent […]

Young Australian filmmakers will be out in force at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, after 10 student productions from the Griffith Film School were selected for screening in the Short Film Corner.

After winning the local stage of the CFA Institute Research Challenge in Sydney late last year, a formidable Griffith Business School team recently contested the Asia Pacific regional final in Singapore.

Griffith University’s Eskitis Institute will be the gateway for European scientists to access potential building blocks for new drugs and other products sourced from compounds created by Australian chemistry researchers.