Health communication experts from Croakey, The Institute for Urban Indigenous Health, The Conversation, Griffith Review, have collaborated with Griffith academics to plan the University’s new Health and Science Communication course. The course will explore the frequent tensions and challenges that arise between strategic communicators, journalists, healthcare workers, and scientists in their communication practice with one […]

Griffith has been successful in the recent New Colombo Plan mobility round, awarded more than $240,000 to run two projects in the Pacific Islands.

Gaining international work experience as part of your University degree is much easier than you think! Work-integrated learning opportunities in Italy are on offer to all Griffith students: you can live in Italy with a family, or with other students, and take on the role of English language assistants in a number of Italian schools […]

A new research study will explain why and how the Enlightenment concept of race hardened into categories of racial hierarchy at the same time as the notion of prehistory also began to take hold in European scientific thought before 1850.

A group of inspired Griffith Communication and Journalism students immersed themselves in a real-life newsroom, during the three-day Integrity 20 conference.

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 […]

Safety Science Innovation Lab academic, Dr Tristan Casey, helped develop and implement a frontline safety leadership program with Teys Australia, which has twice been recognised at the annual National Safety Awards of Excellence: Best Safety Leadership Program Award and the coveted Pinnacle Award for Excellence in WHS. Tristan partnered with Teys Australia as part of […]

Bachelor of Communications grad wins Best Newsreader in Australia in the Metro FM category at the 2019 Australian Commercial Radio Awards (ACRA),

Teah Westerman comfortably stepped into the role of commercial coordinator at Gold Coast Titans as a familiar face in the office.

Griffith University’s research excellence has once again been recognised nationally.

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 communications graduate, Carey Furze, partners with Google Education after developing an online platform called Bookform.

Dr Morag Morrison-Helme will be inaugurated as a Fellow of St John's College at Cambridge University in October.

Australian 7s squad member and Griffith student Demi Hayes is one of three Aussie players allocated to this year's Griffith Uni 7s.

Griffith university staff and students will rub shoulders with global water experts at next month’s Water Future Conference in Bangalore India. The conference, organised by the Griffith University-based Sustainable Water Future Programme and the Indian Institute of Science, will see the Griffith University’s Australian Rivers Institute and the School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science’s the Water […]

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 […]

PhD candidate Jessica Stroja is undertaking a project to memorialise the beloved building, which was destroyed in a fire last year.

From Rhodes Scholars to disability education innovators and social justice leaders – meet the finalists in this year’s Griffith University Outstanding Alumni Awards.