General admission information
The GUMURRII Unit can help you decide what study options are best suited to you and help finalise your enrolment details. Subject to eligibility, Unit staff can organise personal tutoring, help you apply for grants and scholarships and assist students with a smooth transition into Griffith University.
Applying to study through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre is another option to enrolling in undergraduate programs. Whether you are intending to apply to enrol at Griffith university as a school-leaver, or as a mature-aged student wanting to upgrade your qualification, simply contact a Learning Assistance Officer for further information.
First year advisors
First Year Advisors in each school or program is an experienced teacher who provides a range of orientation and engagement activities, and individual consultation to assist all students, including Indigenous students, to make a successful transition to university.
A list of advisors is available by academic group
Student services
Student Services at Griffith University exists to facilitate student access to and success with their academic studies.
In addition to this, Student Services adds value to the experience of study at university, through attention to client personal growth and career development.
Student Services also offers a range of services such as personal finance, counselling and career advice.
Scholarships
The Griffith University Scholarship Scheme is recognised as one of the most extensive and rewarding university scholarship programs in Australia. In 2007, more than 400 scholarships and awards will be offered to commencing and continuing students in Griffith undergraduate programs.
Submission to Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Review of Australian Higher Education
In consultation with the delegates to the NUS National Indigenous Students Conference August 2008