The four individuals are in the running for overall awards to be bestowed in September.

Political expert and Griffith University scholar Professor Anne Tiernan has been appointed to the board of the Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

The future of commercial tourism in Queensland now rests with young entrepreneurs who are best-placed to tap in to the needs of the booming youth market according to a tourism expert.

The Griffith University Health Centre and the Griffith Business School are just two of the exciting buildings to be featured as part of the Gold Coast City’s inaugural Open House event (Sat 17 October).

Head to Griffith’s Gold Coast Open Day this Sunday, 26 July and find out what your future could be. And just by attending, you could win an Apple iWatch or $500 travel voucher.

Chief executive officers, entrepreneurs and business leaders of tomorrow will be making a bee-line to an Open Day session on what it takes to be a modern business success at Griffith’s Gold Coast campus on Sunday (July 26). Associate Professor Ruth McPhail, Primary Program Director for the Bachelor of Business, will deliver two sessions on […]

Open Day opens door to new future for business professionals

Stockbroker pioneer to be remembered through world-class university facility.

Failure is knowledge, says Tim Gibson categorically.

By Pro Vice Chancellor (Business) Professor Michael Powell The opening of the Griffith Business School’s new building on the Gold Coast represents a milestone in a remarkable journey of transformation and growth. On one hand it is exciting to celebrate the official opening and all the opportunities and inspiration it will bring to our students […]

Griffith Business School has been rated in the top 200 globally in the prestigious 2014 Academic Rankings of World Universities (ARWU).

The Griffith Business School is setting new international standards for teaching and research by providing students with access to the Bloomberg Professional service.

One Gold Coast family of five holds two PhDs, two Masters degrees, a Graduate Certificate, three undergraduate degrees in business, two arts degrees and one in music.

Tourism Australia’s Managing Director and Griffith Business School alumnus, Mr John O’Sullivan applauds the rapid continuing growth and maturity of the Gold Coast.

Enviable opportunities offered to future Griffith Business School students on the Gold Coast.

Griffith Business School graduates get behind the push to further develop the new GBS HQ.

Griffith University’s Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program provides the opportunity for valuable industry insights.

Head of the School of Government and International Relations, Professor Andrew O’Neil, hopes the G20 in Brisbane will be a catalyst for social, cultural, political and economic development.