A Griffith Business School graduate has been named Young Accountant of the Year (30 years under 30) at the 2020 Australian Accounting Awards.

Griffith Business School graduate, Elise Giles is now one of the leading young minds encouraging Australians to look to Asia for our future. 

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.

Anna Mahon is pursuing her dream of studying fine art at Griffith University thanks to a generous bursary for young artists from regional Queensland.

Three Griffith University members have been awarded Golden Key International Honor Society scholarships in the latest round. Griffith Bachelor of Counselling student Peter Avetisoff, medical student Karan Loomba and Griffith alumnus Karla Clarry all received Golden Key scholarships, which will allow them to continue their passion for learning and improving the world around them. Peter […]

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

Griffith Bachelor of Commerce graduate Caitlene Hillman has been awarded a prestigious Schwarzman Scholarship for 2020/21.

Griffith Film School animation students have completed an internship on the hit ABC series Bluey.

Bachelor of Counselling student Peter Avetisoff is already reaping the rewards of displaying his digital Griffith Credentials on his online profile.

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

GBS student Joshua Saunders and alumna Elise Giles will head to the ASEAN-Australia Young Leaders Forum in Jakarta later this month.

Griffith Business School alumnus Nathan Brierley says it’s the things ‘beyond the books’ that the University offers which set it apart and help prepare students for employment.

Clinton Schultz was named the recipient of the Indigenous Allied Health Professional of the Year Award at the National Indigenous Allied Health Awards last month.

Learning how to use technology and geography to aid in creating sustainable developments was the aim when Griffith University STEM students Martin Juncal and Jacob Breslin traveled to Thailand last month on a scholarship.

Four Griffith graduates have been awarded Churchill Fellowships to explore some of the country's most pressing and emerging challenges.

A former carpenter turned remote medico and founder of not-for-profit organisation ‘The Hands of Rescue’ (THOR) has been recognised with this year’s Outstanding Alumnus Award.

Griffith Journalism student Rosie Ball has been awarded the VAL French AM Bursary for a Student of Journalism from the National Council of Women of QLD Inc. A second-year student, Rosie was recognised for her ambitious career aspirations, involvement in her local community, and commitment to telling a story that creates action. ‘For as long […]

Zena Safa was 16 years old and in her final year of high school in Libya when her life changed forever. The peaceful life her family had made there since fleeing Iraq in 1994 was shattered by civil war. Simmering anger about the Gaddafi regime had burst into mass protests in February 2011 and the […]