Latest updates
From 6.00 am, 15 April 2021, restrictions ease across Queensland.
You do not need to wear a mask anywhere on campus if you can maintain physical distancing of 1.5 m. Please wear a mask in busy places where you cannot physical distance, or there is an existing health and safety requirement to do so (such as in clinical settings).
Your health, safety and wellbeing is our number one priority.
Please check your emails for further updates.
During these uncertain times, we want to provide you with the best possible learning experience
Discover adjustments we have made to our teaching and learning experiences, as well as investments in staff development, to ensure a successful study experience for all.
We also have a range of resources to help support your studies and general wellbeing.
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Lectures, placements and exams
Lectures
There are currently no on-campus or face-to-face lectures.
All Griffith lectures will continue to be delivered online for the time being.
Exams
Most exams will be conducted online. Practical, professional and performance-related exams may be held on campus. Oral exams may be conducted face to face or online.
More details on exams will be shared closer to the exams period.
If you have questions around online proctored exams, please view the Online Proctored Exams website.
Work placements
International work-integrated learning placements remain suspended the time being.
Domestic WIL placements will resume where it is safe to do so. Placements will only be permitted in organisations with a COVID-Safe Plan.
Investment in teaching development
Your program directors, course convenors, lecturers and tutors have been upskilled to further support students in online learning.
Their training has focused on:
- learning collaboratively in Microsoft Teams and Blackboard Collaborate
- using Echo software
- teaching approaches to promote engagement with students in an online context
- managing assessment in the current context to include support for students in maximising access to assessment
- student wellbeing in learning.
ACCESSING SUPPORT
If you are feeling anxious or concerned
The Griffith Online Health and Wellness Centre can direct you to counselling services on campus, as well as numerous other support resources.
If you require support outside University hours, the Griffith Mental Wellbeing Support Line is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to provide immediate assistance for emotional and mental distress. Phone 1300 785 442 or text 0488 884 146.
Financial support
Coronavirus Supplement
The Australian Government has announced that university students receiving certain welfare payments will be eligible for the fortnightly $550 Coronavirus supplement. If you are currently receiving one of the following payments, you will automatically receive the temporary supplement:
- Youth Allowance for students
- Austudy
- ABSTUDY
Scholarships
Griffith has invested over $2.5m in a broad range of scholarships for students experiencing financial hardship or educational disadvantage.
You can check your eligibility and apply for these online via the scholarships and awards website.
Other financial support
If you are a current domestic undergraduate student, you may be eligible for financial support to assist you with the purchase of course materials, equipment or the additional mobile data or internet plan required to undertake your study.
See the student financial support site for more information.
What's open
Opening hours and availability of retail outlets and facilities may change due to COVID-19. For the current status of our facilities, check the links below.
Resources
Student enquiries
Student Connect is an all-inclusive service point for course and program advice, changes to study pattern, enrolment, fees and general requests or enquiries.
Thrive online
Get the most out of learning online.
Support services
Our services include counselling, financial, health and study support.
Staying connected
Join the Griffith community online with activities, programs and more.
Trimester 1 2021
Emails to students from the Vice Chancellor
