Project type Learning and Teaching

The Australia Awards Short Course on Improving Indonesia’s Capacity to Regulate Irradiation Treatment Providers for Horticultural Exports was led by Associate Professor Robin Roberts, Ben Reilly, Tash Voysey and Sean Cunningham. It was attended by 20 participants from Indonesian government agencies including Indonesian Quarantine Agency, Indonesian Quarantine Authority and the… Read More

The Australia Awards Short Course on Improving Indonesia’s Capacity to Regulate Irradiation Treatment Providers for Horticultural Exports was led by Associate Professor Robin Roberts, Ben Reilly, Tash Voysey and Sean Cunningham. It was attended by 20 participants from Indonesian government agencies including Indonesian Quarantine Agency, Indonesian Quarantine Authority and the… Read More

The Australia Awards Short Course on Achieving a Just Energy Transition Throughout Indonesia successfully delivered comprehensive content centred on the themes of consultation and communication, equitable outcomes for all, and social inclusion in workforce development. Led by Professor Prasad Kaparaju and The Honourable Paul Lucas, the course was attended by… Read More

In 2026 Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM) was delighted to present ‘Catherine Griffiths: Out of Line’. Curated by Ela Egidy and Megan Patty and touring from the Melbourne School of Design, ‘Catherine Griffiths: Out of Line’ is the largest exhibition of Catherine Griffiths’ work presented in Australia to date. The… Read More

Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM) was delighted to present ‘Tim Page: The very edge of the brightest light’ from 1 June to 1 August 2026. Curated by Carrie McCarthy (GUAM) and Dr Amy Carkeek (QCAD), the exhibition comprises almost 70 photographic works from the Griffith University Art Collection, as… Read More

The Accessing Climate Finance (Regional) program was designed to strengthen the capacity of professionals from South Asia and Mongolia to navigate the complexities of climate finance and drive sustainable development. The course focused on integrating climate finance into national adaptation and disaster risk reduction planning, designing inclusive and effective initiatives,… Read More

The course was designed to equip policymakers with the knowledge and tools needed to identify, design, monitor, and implement effective interventions to combat malnutrition in pregnant and breastfeeding women, infants, and young children. It addressed improved dietary patterns and challenges related to undernutrition and overweight. It built understanding of best… Read More

The Short-Course on Resources in Energy Transition supported 22 early-to-mid-career professionals from ASEAN countries and Timor-Leste to build technical capacity, knowledge and expertise in the resources sector. The course commenced with two virtual pre-departure session on 27 and 28 January 2025, followed by a two-week component in Australia (Brisbane… Read More

Electronic waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams globally, with mobile phones contributing significantly to the problem. To support UNEP’s goal of advancing circularity in the electronics sector, Social Marketing @ Griffith led the design and pilot testing of a multilingual global consumer survey focused on refurbished mobile phones. Read More

Macropods—including kangaroos and wallabies—are iconic species across the Sunshine Coast, yet they face increasing threats from urbanisation and road traffic. In response, Sunshine Coast Council developed new temporary wildlife road signs that aimed to reduce macropod injuries and fatalities caused by vehicle collisions. This project evaluated the effectiveness of those… Read More