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At Griffith we believe in, strive for and celebrate the Remarkable
Griffith University is in the top ten of Australian institutions according to a new performance measure ranking universities on a range of published research criteria.
The University Ranking of Academic Performance lists universities on criteria including citation, impact and journal standing.
Griffith University has been ranked the tenth-best performed on a national level and is inside the top 300 on world rankings.
Ranked in 39 of the 61 subjects and disciplines, Griffith University was placed in the global top 100 in Nursing (11), Commerce Management, Tourism and Services (29), Law & Legal Studies (36), International relations (37), Marine Sciences (48), Education (53), Sociology (53), Studies in Human Society (57), Human Movement & Sports Sciences (58), Business (69), Environmental Sciences (78), Environmental Engineering (92).
Griffith University Senior Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Ned Pankhurst said the subject rankings show the excellence in research being undertaken across a wide range of disciplines.
“To be a ranked in the top ten in Australia for our research and innovation is testament to the diligence and focus of our academics who are passionate about making a difference and improving society.”
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Griffith’s practice-led design studios and strong focus on sustainability form the degrees, giving them a richer learning experience.
Students may find opportunities in all levels of government departments or agencies, private enterprise and consultancy, among others.
The Griffith Law School is ranked in the top 100 globally. Students will benefit from industry-informed learning and gain valuable experience working on real cases and clients during studies.
These degrees prepare students for work by linking theory with practice, and give them the opportunity to develop their teaching skills in interesting and diverse locations.
Griffith’s engineering degrees span civil, electrical, environmental, mechanical and software engineering, with IT degrees across computer science, information systems and multimedia design. It also has Australia's most highly recognised Aviation programme.
Students will develop a deeper understanding of societies, cultures and people, and how to communicate effectively with them.
Griffith’s students and researchers learn within world-class facilities, preparing to work in disciplines across a range of health professions.
Students will learn in state-of-the-art spaces from award-winning teachers dedicated to producing polished music professionals of the highest calibre.
Students will learn from award-winning teachers in modern labs and will also benefit from the ties with industry and gain valuable hands-on experience in the field.
Students can choose from design, fine art, photography, and digital media. Queensland College of Art also boasts Australia's largest film school, Griffith Film School, where they can study film and screen media production, animation and games design.
The Griffith Careers and Employment Service provides a range of solutions for students, graduates, businesses and staff.
Through its on-campus recruitment service, Unitemps, it helps connects employers with students and assists Griffith students to find part-time work while they study.
The Careers and Employment Service can help students with the following:
It will also have a range of information and events to help students on their journey.
The University knows the value of organised work experience and can help students promote their volunteer-based vacancies to Griffith’s student population.
Griffith offers a wide range of work-integrated learning programs from information technology, engineering and dentistry to journalism, public relations and creative arts. WIL placements are mutually beneficial for employers to tackle projects and for students to gain experience in their chosen industries while receiving credit toward their degree.
Griffith is one of Australia's leading research universities. Working in its world-class research centres, institutes and schools, researchers are driven to better understand the world and improve people’s lives. The University’s research strengths span a broad spectrum of areas, from chronic diseases to criminology and Asian politics to the arts.
The highlights of the research conducted at the University demonstrate the quality of the findings, while the Research Plan sets the high-performance standards expected of the researchers. The extensive network of research centres and institutes, which span a diverse array of disciplines, help facilitate the research excellence.
The Indigenous Research Unit supports and facilitates research relevant to and prioritised by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians. The Unit also aims to influence policy to improve socio-economic conditions for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and to further the aspirations of communities.
The School supports research study candidates with:
The Research Centres and Institutes of the University include:
Read more about the areas of research and facilities available at the University here…
No matter what level of study students have completed or what English level they have, the University has a range of pathways to help students achieve their study goals.
Griffith University accepts the following English tests for standard entry into undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs.
Some degrees may require higher levels of English or only accept specific English language tests.
Standard academic entry to the University’s undergraduate degrees require completion of secondary school comparable to Australian Year 12 or equivalent academic achievement.
For standard entry into most Master’s degrees, students must hold a bachelor degree or higher (or equivalent) from a recognised university. They must meet minimum Grade Point Average entry requirements. Griffith also recognises the knowledge gained through work experience, as well as prior study, for some degrees.
Students can read more about the entry requirements here…
The University offers an exciting and generous range of scholarships to support international students coming to study in the undergraduate, postgraduate, research and pathway programs. The University’s scholarships recognise remarkable students with outstanding academic achievements and the potential to make a positive contribution to Griffith. Scholarships are offered to encourage and support immediate family members of Griffith students and alumni.
Some scholarships on offer for international students are:
These scholarships are provided to international students who are completing an undergraduate degree at Griffith University with a cumulative GPA of 6.0 or higher and wish to complete an honours or postgraduate coursework degree at Griffith University.
The award value is AUD 6,000 in total (two tuition payments of AUD 3,000) or a total of AUD 3,000 (one payment) for a Graduate Certificate.
This Scholarship is offered to outstanding students applying for undergraduate and postgraduate coursework studies at Griffith University. It covers 50% of tuition fees for the duration of the undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree program.
This scholarship covers 25% of tuition fees for the duration of the program, and is offered to high-achieving students from Pakistan and Nepal applying for undergraduate and postgraduate coursework studies at Griffith University.
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