Month: September 2015

byDrVanessa Newby, Adjunct Research Fellow with the Griffith Business School The recent Australian Government decision to allow 12,000 Syrian refugees into Australia is timely but Abbott’s term as Prime Minister has left Australia’s international reputation tarnished when it comes to humanitarian issues more broadly. Abbott legacy Now that Malcolm Turnbull has taken the reins it […]

The future leaders of Australia put their strategic thinking and problem solving skills to the test on September 13when Griffith University hosted the Tournament of Minds (TOM) state finals. More than 700 school-aged students from across Queensland gathered at Nathan Campus to compete in a series of stimulating challenges designed to mirror the qualities that […]

Professor Emeritus Colin Mackerras,was recently made a recipient of the prestigious China Book Special Contribution Award. Professor Mackerras is the 23rd recipient of the award since its establishment in 2005, and as a representative of all of this year’s award winners, he delivered the keynote speech in China on 25 August in the Great Hall […]

A tour of top universities including Oxford and Cambridge in the UK and Harvard and Stanford in the US, are top of agenda for Griffith indigenous student Jamie Penny. The second year Bachelor of Public Health student is on his way overseas next month following selection for the 2015 Aurora Indigenous Scholars International Study Tour. […]

Griffith University has maintained its position as one of the world’s leading universities in the 2015 QS World University Rankings.

Griffith University's Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery is at the hub of a new regional network advancing molecular research through the use of nuclear magnetic resonance technology