The following research centres are affiliated with the Griffith School of Engineering:
- Centre for Infrastructure Engineering and Management - The primary aim is to capitalise on the collective expertise of a highly qualified group of engineers, and IT experts so as to provide practical solutions and answers to the diverse challenges associated with the creation and operation of civil infrastructure systems such as buildings, roads, bridges and marine facilities
- Centre for Wireless Monitoring and Applications - This Research Centre creates intelligent wireless technology and explores the impact of that technology on geophysics, human activity, and the classroom.
- Queensland Micro- and Nanotechnology Centre - is a science and engineering research centre investigating micro- and nanotechnologies problems that are integral to the development of intelligent systems for the coming revolution in Micro- and Nanotechnology.
- Queensland Microtechnology Facility - The Queensland Microtechnology Facility provides an infrastructure and environment that enables and supports state of the art pure and applied Micro/Electronic Technology research with a specific focus on Silicon Carbide/Silicon structures.
- Institute for Integrated and Intelligent Systems - Aims to enable one or more persons to improve their understanding of and capability within complex dynamic environments by exploiting multimodal interaction with artificial and natural informational systems.
- Software Quality Institute - The main purpose of the Institute is to provide a focus in Queensland for expertise in software quality and to serve as a catalyst for innovations in software quality techniques.
- Griffith Centre for Coastal Management - The Centre for Coastal management aims to enhance the sustainability of coastal regions through targeted research leading to improved coastal management outcomes.