Griffith University is a leading Australian institution renowned for excellence in teaching, research, and engagement. In 2025, Griffith proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary, marking five decades of innovation and impact. Since 1975, the university has taken a bold and forward-thinking approach to addressing critical social and environmental challenges through its teaching and research. This mission remains as relevant today as ever.
Social and environmental responsibility underpin Griffith’s work, from pioneering modern Asian studies and environmental science to advancing First Peoples’ rights, social justice, and sustainable practices.
With six campuses across Queensland, including Gold Coast, Brisbane South (Nathan, Mt Gravatt), and Brisbane City (South Bank), Griffith hosts more than 45,000 students from over 130 countries.
Ranked among the top 2% of universities worldwide, Griffith is recognised for its high-impact research and strong industry connections.
Griffith is structured around four academic groups:
- Arts, Education and Law
- Griffith Business School
- Griffith Health
- Griffith Sciences
These groups are supported by leading research centres and institutes that generate new knowledge across various disciplines. Griffith’s globally recognised research expertise includes:
- Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience
- Public Health and Global Health Initiatives
- Water and Environmental Sustainability
- Human Rights and Social Justice
- Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies
- Creative and Performing Arts
- Indigenous Research and Knowledge Systems
Griffith’s research institutes collaborate with institutions, industry, and government partners worldwide, ensuring research outcomes translate into meaningful real-world impact.
