Be mentored by world-leading criminology experts to shape real-world change
At Griffith Criminology Institute, PhD and research candidates play a vital role in advancing pioneering criminology research. Projects are integrated within our core research themes and supported by internationally recognised experts. Graduating from Griffith equips you with the skills and connections to engage in cutting-edge research and seize diverse career opportunities.
Candidates undertaking PhDs and research degrees at Griffith Criminology Institute actively contribute to the Institute’s vibrant, multidisciplinary research culture. Working alongside world-leading scholars, your research will address critical issues aligned with the Institute’s priorities. Completing your degree here positions you to make meaningful impacts in criminology and beyond.
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The Professor Anna Stewart Scholarship Program
Supporting First Nation PhD candidates
These top-up Scholarships honour Professor Anna Stewart, a highly respected and pioneering researcher and former Head of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Griffith University. Professor Stewart made lasting contributions to criminology, particularly in using government data to understand complex social issues like child safety, family violence, and mental health. She was deeply committed to mentoring students and advancing the field of justice research. The establishment of this Scholarship aims to support First Nation candidates as they pursue a PhD at Griffith University, continuing Professor Stewart’s legacy of fostering rigorous, impactful research and building capacity within Indigenous communities.
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