Research

Our research focuses on understanding event, hotel, sport and tourism management, and real estate and property development - and the role these industries play in our lives.

Through our research, the Department aims to contribute to sustainability, engender corporate social responsibility, influence social and government policies, and promote best practice in our field.

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Higher Degree by Research

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Partnerships

We foster mutually beneficial partnerships with industry, government and the community that power innovation and drive success.

Our wide­-reaching relationships help boost outcomes for businesses and enhance student learning.

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Student Opportunities

Griffith Business School offers many opportunities for students to get involved with our community, build professional and social networks, and enhance their business skills. We also offer a wide range of scholarships, prizes and awards to assist with the costs of course fees, textbooks, accommodation and living expenses.

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Sport and Gender Equity @ Griffith

The purpose of Sport and Gender Equity @ Griffith is to lead innovative and impactful research that advances gender equity in sport through a multi-disciplinary research hub connecting scholars, practitioners, athletes and advocates.

The hub aims to:

• contribute to knowledge and practice that addresses the complexity of gender inequality and diversity within and beyond sport
• Engage in collaborative and innovative research to advance opportunities for women and girls to lead in all aspects of sport
• and educate for sustainable change in classrooms, organisations and the public sphere to transform sport cultures and gender relations.

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Building Defects in Residential Property

It is reasonable to expect that our home is constructed in a manner that, at the very least, is stable, safe, sheltered and fit for purpose. Unfortunately, new residential buildings in Australia appear to be plagued with defects. In the multi-owned property environment, those that govern (the owners corporation and its committee) and manage these buildings can be significantly impacted due to the complexities associated with rectifying defects.

Find out more in Associate Professor Sacha Reid's examination of building defects in residential properties.

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