Indigenous high school students on the Gold Coast gained valuable insight into career paths as diverse as law, the military and hospitality during an Australian Indigenous Mentor Experience (AIME) event at Griffith University.
As a young girl growing up in a remote Queensland community Tiarnee Schafer, a proud Kalkadoon woman, never imagined how her life could be transformed through tertiary education.
Griffith University students have teamed up with local Indigenous high school students to help them win a trip to Google...
A national journalist, a rugby league star and an Olympic 100m Sprinter all shared their journeys of success and fame...
Graduating biomedical student Monique Saunders has always wanted to be a doctor. Now she’s firmly on the way to realising her dream after being accepted into Griffith’s Graduate Entry Medicine Program.
Former Gold Coast journalist Leah Fineran has swapped the newsroom for the classroom as the Griffith University education graduate prepares to begin her teaching career
Female leaders share their thoughts on leadership as well as the challenges and opportunities 2020 presented, on International Women’s Day.
The winners of Griffith Business School’s 2019 Outstanding Alumni have been announced, with the four recipients going on to represent the School at the overall Griffith University Awards.
Griffith becomes a safe home for Syrian student
Congratulations to all 2014 Queensland College of Art (QCA) graduates including the following students awarded across the 2014 QCA graduate...
