Month: July 2016

The health of a workplace is considered through many a lens: its operations, procedures, infrastructure, equipment and people (to name a few). In the broader sense, Dr Rebecca Loudoun’s research looks at how these aspects are managed. We spent five minutes with Rebecca to learn a little more… In what area/s does your current research […]

The Griffith Law School is part of a unique project that will improve big data opportunities for Australian agriculture.

Award-winning Griffith University alumnus and long-serving senior officer, Assistant Commissioner Peter Martin APM, has been appointed to a major new executive role within the Queensland Police Service

From 8—10 July 2016, the 15th International Conference of Australian Studies in China was held at Peking University in Beijing. The conference was hosted by the National Association of Asian Studies in China at the Australian Studies Centre at Peking University. The Australia-China Council and the School of Foreign Languages at Peking University also sponsored […]

Would you like to receive a $50 bookshop voucher? Then come along to one of our Budgeting 101 workshops! These interactive workshops will help you to save money and survive financially. Attend the workshop, complete an online quiz and your budget – and you will receive a $50 bookshop voucher*. REGISTER HERE for one of […]

A state level hammer thrower and a mature-aged student from Zimbabwe are among the latest intake of Griffith University students to start an internship at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation (GOLDOC).

Headache and migraine sufferers are being asked to self manage their own treatment as part of new research at Griffith University.