Month: February 2018

This week marks the launch of Griffith University's new Bachelor of Acting, and the first intake of students can't wait to get started. Peter Irankunda saidhe was "head over heels" about being accepted into the course. "To think that I get to spend the next three years studying acting gets me excited," he said.

Queensland College of Art graduates Neil Arnett and Troy Baverstock have been nominated for the Design Institute of Australia’s Queensland Graduate of the Year Award. The graduate designers submitted a portfolio of cutting-edge designs, ranging from a 3D printed prosthetic limb to a minimalist music system. Troy Baverstock, whoseinnovative limbU design was featured in Griffith’s […]

Sending children to court for relatively minor offences could actually do more harm than good.

International and national researchers and policy-makers will gather in Brisbane for the fifth Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference this week

More Australian students are working in part-time jobs than ever before, with potential negative effects to their study, health, and wellbeing.

Griffith University’s School of Education and Professional Studies and the National Institute of Education (NIE) at Nanyang Technological University signed the first pre-service student teacher exchange agreement between Australia and Singapore. Starting from July this year, Singaporean teaching students will have the opportunity to undertake their professional placement in Southeast Queensland through the exchange agreement […]

Professor Jacqui Roberts from the Autism Centre of Excellence recently returned from running a 4-day workshop for professionals working with people with autism in Porto Alegre and surrounding areas in the south of Brazil. While resources for the autism community are scarce and hard to access in Brazil, the issues for those with autism and […]