Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Professor Debra Henly has been appointed as a board member of the National Science and Technology Advisory Council.
Professor Liz Burd will join Griffith as Deputy Vice Chancellor (Education) in February 2021 following the retirement of Professor Debra Henly.
For the first time, Griffith Open Day will offer visitors the chance to hear from two of the University’s senior leaders about how students are being equipped for the workplaces of the future. Griffith’s Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) Professor Debra Henly and Deputy Vice Chancellor (Engagement) Professor Martin Betts will discuss some of the latest developments and innovations, to global internship opportunities and career-focused learning.
Pro Vice Chancellor Professor Debra Henly has honoured the achievements of Griffith Sciences researchers, teachers and general staff with her 2014 awards for excellence
A former Deputy Vice Chancellor, scientist and leading educator is one of several members of the Griffith University community acknowledged...
Thousands of young Queenslanders have received their high school results but even if your ATAR isn't what you expected, there are still plenty of pathways to university.
Newly minted Griffith graduates are defying the tough COVID-19 job market and scoring their dream jobs.
Griffith has received a string of 5-star ratings in the latest Good Universities Guide, which included a rise of 13 places to rank 7th nationally for overall educational experience.
Campuses which closed during COVID-19 will spring back to life next month as the University prepares to progressively ramp up on-campus teaching and learning activities.
High achieving high school students looking to study at Griffith next year will be eligible for 80 new scholarships worth up to $24,000 each.
