Month: November 2015

Research shows retirement outcomes of Indigenous workers notably lower

Ten from Griffith listed for future leaders awards

Scientists from Griffith University's Eskitis Institute for Drug Discovery and the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica have come together for a symposium aligning ancient Chinese medicines with the latest in modern research and technology

A new study has found the majority of ex-prisoners do not receive the mental health care they need, despite displaying persistent symptoms of high psychological distress after being released.

Centre for Governance and Public Policy hosts ninth annual book launch.

A new program announced today to boost Queensland’s rising digital workforce will see Griffith University working alongside local creators to produce global YouTube content. Launched by Deputy Premier and Minister for Trade Jackie Trad, the $900,000 Queensland Creative Entrepreneurship Program will see YouTube teaming up with Queensland Government, Griffith University’s LiveLab and QUT to offer […]

Griffith University students have teamed up with local Indigenous high school students to help them win a trip to Google headquarters. Three high school students on the Gold Coast, who are part of the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience (AIME), will be selected to travel to Google in Sydney to experience first-hand how games are created. […]