Month: July 2016

In high school Lucy Nitschinsk didn’t know what engineering was — and yet has now gone on to be recognised for her innovative bridge design. The civil engineering graduate, from Griffith University, used her academic achievements and extracurricular interests to get a job with SMEC, an engineering consultancy company. It wasn’t long before she was […]

World-renowned scientists, postgraduate and undergraduate students will gather at Griffith University today for the First Joint Workshop on Soil and Food Security between Sun Yat-sen University (SYSU), China and Griffith University. Hosted by Griffith’s Environmental Futures Research Institute, the workshop hopes to facilitate collaborative research and joint funding applications between the Universities. They will also […]

Heralding the new law around nurse and midwife to patient ratios will be high on the agenda for Beth Mohle as part of her graduation speech to Griffith University Health students next week (Monday 18 July).

Diversification is key to capture emerging market.

Ever wanted to get down to Gangnam Style with a drone? See an intricate design come to life in the form of chocolate? Feel like you’re in Wall St in a world-class financial trading room? Griffith University’s Open Day will be buzzing with technology-themed activities across three campuses at the Gold Coast, Nathan (Brisbane) and […]

A Health and Knowledge Precinct in the Logan suburb of Meadowbrook.

Former Queensland Premier Anna Bligh and the Artistic Director of the Queensland Ballet, Li Cunxwin, are among five people to receive honorary doctorates at Griffith University graduation ceremonies to be held next week.