Hosted by the Reserve Bank of Vanuatu, the second annual South Pacific central banking research conference kicked off in Port Vila yesterday with a keynote address by Governor Simeon Athy. Sponsored by Griffith University and the central banks of Vanuatu, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands, the premier regional conference is attended by central […]

Griffith University researchers are leading a project to help tourism operators worldwide reduce their carbon emissions.

Government and International Relations student Jessica McDonald visited Geneva and addressed the UN thanks to a grant from Griffith University. 

Women in Ecuador and Mexico will receive online business training as part of a new project being led by Griffith University researchers.

New research highlights range of benefits for tourism destinations by identifying and addressing climate risks.

Griffith Business School has ranked first in Asia-Pacific and fifth overall globally in the 2019 Corporate Knights Better World MBA Ranking.

Secretary-General of the Pacific Islands Forum, Dame Meg Taylor headlined this year’s Griffith University Asia Lecture 2019 at the Queensland College of Art.

Researchers estimate annual health services value of Australia’s national parks to be $145 billion a year.

Zac Stubblety-Cook has been awarded Academic Athlete of the Year at Griffith's 2019 Blues Awards for Sporting Excellence.

Griffith University Vice Chancellor and President Professor Carolyn Evans and Griffith Business School Professor Renee Jeffery have been elected as Fellows of the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

Griffith has opened a vibrant new innovation space at the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct.

Empowering women aged 50 and over with the skills and knowledge to start micro-businesses is the aim of a Griffith University project.

Queensland Airports has been named Griffith Business School’s Outstanding Industry Partner at the school’s Annual Gala Dinner.

Five Griffith University researchers have been more awarded $2.1 million in Australian Research Council funding.

Tourism and hospitality industry partnership makes a high impact on student’s employability.

The Annual Griffith Business School Gala Dinner saw guests celebrate the winners of the Outstanding Alumnus Awards, as well as announce two new award winners for Outstanding Industry Partner and Outstanding Entrepreneurial Alumnus.

Helping to shape the next generation of Asia-Pacific leaders is a key priority for Griffith Asia Institute (GAI).  In support of 52 students undertaking a global internship during November/December, GAI Director Professor Caitlin Byrne, Work Integrated Learning supervisor Dr Andrea Haefner and Griffith Asia Institute staff developed the ‘Asia Ready Intern Program’.  Delivered across three […]

It may be time to look past traditional methods and adopt a circular approach to the economy.