Month: June 2015

Associate Professor Mohamad Abdalla presented the response to the Dalai Lama's address in Brisbane on June 11.

Fellows from Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu recently visited the Griffith Climate Change Response Program (GCCRP) for an Australia Awards Fellowship program focused on valuing culture and nature for sustainable natural resource management. The program included lectures, tutorials and a series of site visits from theGold Coast campus to the Lamington National Park, Australian National […]

The best in emerging talent from Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University will take to the stage at this year’s Broadbeach Country Music Festival from June 19 — 21. Taylor Moss, Tom Dodd and Shooty and Fox and Fiasco — who have already made a name for themselves on the local scene — will share the stage […]

Griffith University will soon embark on an ambitious venture to transform the very nature of Australian manufacturing, as part of the Innovative Manufacturing Cooperative Research Centre.

New standards for advice to change the shape of workforce

Australian flutistJonathan Henderson has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to study with international soloist and professor Jacques Zoon in Geneva, Switzerland. The 27-year-old Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University graduate is one of three applicants out of one hundred to be accepted into the elite Haute École de Musique Genève to undertake a Master of Musical Interpretation. With only […]

In spite of the widely exaggerated reporting of the Mozart effect, there is no evidence to suggest that learning classical music leads to greater cognitive benefits than music of any other style.