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Join Hannah and Jay as they take you on a tour of the unique Griffith University Nathan campus, which is surrounded by the beautiful Toohey Forest in Brisbane, Australia. From world-class teaching to groundbreaking research in sustainability and biosciences, the Nathan campus is where innovation thrives. Watch to find out watch Hannah and Jay love about our beautiful campus. The Nathan campus tour is one of three Griffith International campus tours. Visit our page to view the Gold Coast tour, an

CAMPUS TOUR: Explore the creative hub of Griffith University. Join Janice and Cecilia as they take you on a tour of Griffith University's South Bank campus in Queensland, Australia. Located in Brisbane’s picturesque South Bank Parklands, the campus encompasses the Queensland College of Art and Design, Griffith University, Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, Griffith Graduate Centre and the Griffith Film School. Ideally positioned in Brisbane’s cultural heart, the campus is a 10-minute

Shaun and Rebecca study at the Griffith Law School and for spotlight on law and criminology during Griffith’s virtual Open House, they show us mock court proceedings, known as ‘mooting’, in the newly-renovated replica court room, a ‘moot court’, at our Nathan campus. To find out more about studying law at Griffith, head to griffith.edu.au/open-house for on-demand presentations, live webinars, live chat, downloadables, and more. | Griffith University

Through Griffith’s Mosaic program, people living with mental health conditions are discovering confidence, connection and new skills in free university-level arts courses in creative writing, painting, singing and acting. Delivered by Griffith tutors over eight weeks at the Queensland Conservatorium of Music and Queensland College of Art and Design, the program provides a supportive space for participants to express themselves and grow. Fittingly named Mosaic, it symbolises diverse pieces coming