Month: September 2016

The Griffith Asia Institute (GAI), in collaboration with the Centre for Australian Studies (CAS) at Yonsei University in Korea and the Korea Association of International Development and Cooperation (KAIDEC), has proudly been awarded a 2-year project grant from the Australia Korea Foundation (AKF) to build research networks between Australia and Korea. The project will involve […]

Entries for The 2017 Elaine Bermingham National Watercolour Prize in Landscape Painting are now open.

Griffith Business researcher Professor Jason Sharman delivered the 2016 Distinguished Lecture where he outlined Australia's poor record in dealing with foreign corruption in our own backyard.

Research will examine what factors are at play in business survival

Griffith Film School and the Griffith Centre for Creative Arts Research are hosting the prestigious Joint Conference on Serious Games — the first time the event has been held in Australia.

Griffith University Bachelor of Arts in Contemporary and Applied Theatre students will perform in a stage adaptation of a Nick Cave novel.

It’s billed as a test of physical endurance in the heart of the city, and this year the Griffith Sport Toohey Trail Run is aiming to put more than 1000 competitors to task over three challenging courses. The trail run, now in its second year, will also go down as the next big race for […]