Visit by the International University of Health and Welfare

Published AuthorMichelle Craig

The International University of Health and Welfare (IUHW) visited Griffith University Gold Coast campus on Thursday 15 January 2015. With the opening of their new Narita City campus in 2015, the IUHW is interested in both sending, and receiving, students for short study tours of one to two weeks. The target cohort of students is both domestic and international medical students who may have a background in Japanese language studies.

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