Griffith Institute for Educational Research
The Griffith Institute for Educational Research leads research into major issues related to learning, focusing particularly on issues impacting on learning in a rapidly changing world and how individuals and communities can be assisted to learn to engage effectively with social change.
A distinctive feature of the Institute is its emphasis on the development of an intellectually and theoretically coherent approach to learning and social change.
The Griffith Institute for Educational Research is a social science research Institute with members located at the Gold Coast, Brisbane and Logan campuses. The Institute has evolved as a University research institute as a result of the excellence of research outcomes achieved by the Faculty Research Centres, Centre for Applied Linguistics, Literacy and Communication Studies and the Centre for Learning Research.
Collectively, the Institute's researchers draw on a range of research methodologies and theoretical positions to inform the research programs which are dedicated to examining issues related to learning and social change. Our research programs operate as collaborations of researchers bringing multi and inter-disciplinary perspectives to educational problems and issues of national significance.
Study finds older workers look to the future
Contrary to recent media reports, a new study from Griffith University has found that many older workers enjoy their jobs and are embracing new technology and training.
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Griffith education graduate and former city girl Imogen Thomson is a country convert.
Early Childhood perfect choice for grads
For Sarah Wilson, the decision to enrol in Griffith University’s Graduate Diploma of Early Childhood came when she realised nursing wasn’t what she wanted to do for the next 10 or 20 years of her life.