Griffith's international activities are framed within the context of the University's Mission Statement, and other strategic planning documents.
The University is committed to internationalisation through core goals and strategies stated in terms of its staff and student profile, curriculum and partnerships with other universities in Australia and overseas. The objectives of the Internationalisation Strategy cover:
- Research and partnerships
- Curriculum
- The student experience
- Staff development
- Onshore and transnational programs
- Standards and quality assurance
For more information please read Griffith University's Internationalisation Strategy (PDF 65k) and the policy on Internationalisation of the Curriculum.
The Internationalisation Advisory Committee is a sub-committee to Academic Committee, responsible for developing and implementing the University's strategy and policies for the internationalisation of its learning, teaching and research activities.
Resources for staff
Griffith University staff can access resources including policies, agreements, supporting resources and statistics at our Internationalisation Intranet site. This site is secured for staff only.
Resources for students
International students coming to Griffith University in Australia can access information on standards, expectations, and how they can seek help.
Griffith International provide support for international students, look particularly at the Getting Started and During Your Stay sections.
Staff are valuable promoters of outgoing student exchange opportunities offered by the Griffith Exchange Program, as these activities help to internationalise their programs and experience and help prepare students as global citizens.
The Federal Government encourages the mobility of students as it recognises the value to Australian citizens of personal growth, self-confidence, independence and tolerance of others and the unfamiliar.