Month: August 2014

Ten Griffith University business students have just returned from a life-changing experience in the South-East Asian country of Laos, where their collective efforts have assisted in bringing about change within local communities.

Finding a region-specific Higher Degree Research supervisor is now even easier with the brand new ‘Asia Research Lens‘ that launched last month. A part of the redevelopment project for the Griffith Research Hub, the lens is an interactive portal to easily find people, projects and publications related to the Asia Pacific region. Located within the […]

The Bachelor of Industrial Design is a new innovative program at Griffith that was written by Program Leader of Industrial Design and 3D design, digital media, Dr Jennifer Loy and Head of School, Griffith Engineering, Professor Geoff Tansley. “The program started in semester one of this year and is a really innovative program that works […]

Third year mechanical engineering student Jack Anderson was accepted in to university through the Aptitude for Engineering Test towards the end of year 12. “I wanted to go to Griffith and the option of direct entry by sitting the aptitude test was too good to pass up. Once I started at Griffith I knew I […]

The launch of the Global Integrity Summit program was held at the Queensland Conservatorium this week.

A new study reveals fish passage facilities can reduce the impact of weirs on fish migration, but benefits depend on the condition of habitat upstream. Commissioned by Queensland water business Seqwater through its partnership with Griffith University, the study found that two impassable weirs in the Logan-Albert river network in southeast Queensland contributed to the […]