Adjunct Law Professor Dr Bridget Cullen has been recognised for her work in supporting women in the legal profession. Dr Cullen, an appointed member of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT), received the 2019 Leneen Forde AC Woman Lawyer of the Year from the Women Lawyers Association of Queensland (WLAQ) last month. Dr Cullen’s acceptance speech […]

An Australian international criminal lawyer spoke of the horrific experiences of victims and survivors of ongoing genocides in countries throughout the world at a Griffith University round table in October.

Griffith University’s Professor John Flood and Dr Monique Lewis took part in the annual Brisbane conference HealthHack in September, pitching a technology solution to support medicinal cannabis prescription. Each year, Health Hack brings together problem owners, developers, and designers for an intensive weekend to create solutions for problems around health. Part of team ‘CannaCare’, Professor […]

Yuri Banens and Ethan Barr-Hamilton have returned home as the top Australian team for legal negotiation skills, and overall runner-up in the 2019 ALSA Negotiation Competition.

The Honourable Judge Bradley Farr SC from the District Court of Queensland recently visited Griffith Law School thanks to the unique Judge-in-Residence program.

Queensland College of Art’s Dr Julie Fragar is taking a fine art lens to criminal justice with her work Next Witness.

Griffith law graduate Taylor Henderson has landed a paid internship working on the future of blockchain public policy with the OECD in Paris.

Griffith has achieved the top spot of any Australian uni in the Shanghai Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2019, ranked second globally for Hospitality and Tourism Management.

A group of Griffith Law School staff recently attended a cultural immersion workshop hosted by Torres Strait Islander and senior law lecturer Dr Heron Loban. Supported by the Indigenous Research Unit, the workshop focused on Mabuyag culture, located in the western group of islands in the Torres Strait and forms part of a review into […]

Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of International Business student Candice Noring is fired up ahead of the 2019 Asia Pacific Cities Summit and Mayors’ Forum.

Over 30 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander law students from across Queensland’s universities sat down with Indigenous leaders in the legal sector during Law Week.

New Colombo Plan scholar has international arbitration in his sights.

The program gives students a taste of what it’s like to be a researcher, and the impact their research could have on the community.

Griffith law students recieved the Best Applicant Memorial Award at the national rounds of the Philip C Jessup International Law moot court competition held in Canberra this month.

Griffith Law School welcomed over 350 Year 11 and 12 high school students from around Brisbane, for a two-day legal conference held this week.

How has the digital revolution transformed journalism practices? Can the professionalisation of banking restore its integrity? These questions will be explored in two twilight sessions as part of the Professional Futures Conference at Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University on February 6 and 7. “While journalists have a critical role in holding governments to account, they have […]

As a young girl growing up in Western Queensland, Cassie Heaslip dreamt of life beyond her small country town.    “I was always dreaming of bigger things,’’ the Griffith University student says.   With science as her first love, Cassie enrolled in a Bachelor of Science at Griffith.   “I never even considered studying law but on the first day of university was introduced to the […]

A team of university students including Griffith Law student Ethan Barr-Hamilton, have pitched their award-winning idea to senior lawyers at law firm McCullough Robertson.