2020 marks an important year for Vietnam’s diplomatic leadership. As of January the vibrant nation once labelled as the ‘reluctant middle power of Asia’ assumed its role as chair of ASEAN, while also taking up a non-permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council table. These dual leadership roles matter, underscoring Vietnam’s evolving position, prestige […]

Griffith Business School transitions face-to-face classes to online learning, creating a flexible learning environment where students feel supported.

A Griffith public integrity expert says COVID-19 demonstrates an increased demand for strong public accountability and the importance of whistleblower protection.

Bachelor of International Business graduate Richelle Turner looks forward to broadening and deepening Australia's ties in the Pacific in her new role.

Four Griffith University representatives have been named recipients of the prestigious Fulbright Scholarship.

Former Government and International Relations student Elise Stephenson is running a public diplomacy program as part of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia now initiative.

Griffith University has more New Colombo Plan Scholarship recipients than any other university this year, with nine students to receive the prestigious scholarship.

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

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.

Human rights expert Professor Renee Jeffery has been awarded an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship.

How well do you know your neighbours? That’s one of the questions posed by the Griffith Asia Institute’s (GAI) State of the Neighbourhood Report 2019.

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd AC warned of the importance of a positive Australia-China relationship at a Griffith University public lecture on Wednesday night.

The draft recommendations, released under the title Governing with Integrity – a blueprint for reform, are to be presented today.

Kol Preap has stepped in to replace previously announced speaker Delia Ferreira Rubio, who is no longer able to make the event.

Erin Copeland did thorough research when selecting her university and Griffith came out on top by far thanks to it’s flexible degree options, extra-curricular opportunities and reputation.

"Integrity and corruption in 2030: What does the future hold?" will be held in early April.

Australians’ trust in government has continued to slide, driven by growing concerns about corruption at the federal level, according to a special Global Corruption Barometer survey conducted by Griffith University and Transparency International Australia. The results also show strong support for creation of a new federal anti-corruption body, with two-thirds (67%) supporting the idea, especially […]

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