Tagged with School of Criminology and Criminal Justice

The Griffith Criminology Institute and the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice are celebrating the Excellence in Research (ERA) 2015 results which rated Griffith’s Criminology research a “5”, well above world standard. ​Evaluated by the Australian Research Council, ERA rates research areas 1-5 based on their level of excellence, with 5 the highest. “This result […]

Renowned international and national criminologists are among the speakers at the Youth Violence: Cutting to the Core conference on July 20 and 21.

Graffiti at the Boggo Road Gaol is the focus of PhD candidate Belinda Costanzo's research.

The current fracas between the Attorney-General and senior members of Queensland's legal establishment raises issues for debate writes Associate Professor Janet Ransley.

An article by Griffith University criminologist Professor Kathleen Daly has been selected for an international publication marking the 30th anniversary of the esteemed journal, Justice Quarterly. The article, Feminism and Criminology, was first published in 1988 when Professor Daly was an Associate Professor at Yale University in the US. Co-author Meda Chesney-Lind is now a […]

Long-serving Brisbane police officer, Senior Sergeant Corey Allen, is Griffith University’s Arts, Education and Law Group 2013 Outstanding Alumnus of the Year. Senior Sergeant Allen was one of 26 people honoured at the recent AEL Gala Dinner and Awards Night at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre. Barrister Joshua Cream was named AEL Outstanding Young […]

One of the world’s most respected and honoured criminologists, Cambridge University’s Professor David Farrington, will be a keynote speaker at the 26th Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology (ANZSOC) conference in Brisbane from October 1-3. Hosted by Griffith University’s School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, the ARC Centre of Excellence in Policing and Security […]