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Key dates for new students

Undergraduate

  • Thursday 12 January 2012
    QTAC releases offers.
  • Wednesday 18 January 2012
    UAC releases offers.
  • Friday 20 January 2012
    Final date to respond for January offer round - QTAC only.
  • Wednesday 25 January 2012
    Due date to apply or submit documentation for 9 February offer round.
  • Thursday 2 February 2012
    Final date to change or add preferences for 9 February offer round.
  • Thursday 9 February 2012
    QTAC releases offers.
  • Thursday 16 February 2012
    Final date to respond for February offer round.

Postgraduate

  • Tuesday 31 January 2012
    Applications close for Postgraduate study in Semester 1, 2012.

For more information see the QTAC or UAC sites and check your online application.

100 reasons to go to Griffith
and counting...

Thanks to all our students for telling us why they love Griffith. We hope you’ll love it too.

1. Awesome lecturers. Awesome learning facilities. Awesome students. Just awesome! -Laura

2. The delicious Japanese curries at The Common. -Giverny

3. The library is great and the staff super friendly, which is kinda handy when you’re new and don’t know what you’re looking for. -Rebecca

4. I have access to great filming equipment – really helps when you’re on student income! -Bec

5. Griffith's Honours College has opened my eyes to opportunities I didn’t know about. -Alice

6. The lecturers and tutors are really approachable. They make starting uni less daunting. -Laura

7. I’m studying education and I love the hands-on experience I get in the field. -Alice

8. There are fun activities on your first day to help you get to know other students. -Laura

9. Small class sizes, one-on-one attention. -Jennifer

10. Through Griffith I scored a $10,000 scholarship to study in Poland for 12 months. -Natalie

11. I live in a share house so I really appreciate the many quiet places to study! -Blair

12. There are great part-time job opportunities at uni, which fit in with my study schedule. -Natalie

13. The Logan campus is smaller, so it has a real community feel. It’s a tight knit group, and I’ve made many close friends. -Natalie

14. The new facilities at the Mt Gravatt Aquatic Centre. -Lu

15. New library at Nathan has some great places to study or to just hang out with friends. -Ben

16. The bush setting at Nathan is really relaxing. -Olivia

17. Gold Coast campus is packed with total babes. -Kirsten

18. Griffith Moorooka Australian Football Club. -Ben

19. Tuesday night at the Uni Bar. It’s student night. -Joanna

20. They have heaps of support services like career counsellors. -Sue

21. Great nachos at the bar. -Sue

22. Work Integrated Learning – we get to do a work-related project or placement in a workplace as part of our study program. -Alyse

23. I really like the open door policy with lecturers. -Ella

24. At the Griffith Film School all years mix together and help each other. -Courtney

25. Still-Time Job Search Seminars. -Aaron

26. I really like the lecturers. They’re very experienced and always provide real life examples to make topics relevant. -Stephanie

27. Uni life is great. I like rolling out of bed when it suits me. I’m lucky enough to not have too many early lectures! -Sophie

28. New library at Nathan - can write on the wall, which is cool! -Robert

29. Social sports - in particular the mixed soccer team. -Camila

30. Griffith’s awesome environment. -Danielle

31. The Steam Rollers – the rugby league club at Logan. -Lachlan

32. Southbank campus - great location. Close to cafes and shops. -Mikaela

33. Award nights and uni ball – good excuse to glam up! -Samantha

34. Many of the lecturers are researchers too. So they’re really interesting people. -Mikaela

35. International exchange opportunities - I went to New York! -Katie

36. Uni pub - cheap meals during the day and a great hang-out. -Emi

37. Graduate to job rate success. -Matt

38. Sustainable college living – we’re doing our bit to help with climate change. -Susan

39. Honours College helped pay for me to go to a conference in Germany. -Giveny

40. Coffee shop at The Link, chilling out on the deck and chatting. -Rebecca

41. Live entertainment at the Uni Bar. -Rebecca

42. Exchange programs – I went to Prague! -Emi

43. I like people-watching on the big hill. -Mitchell

44. The cheap breakfast muffins at the Coffee Cellar. -Mitchell

45. They helped me organise a mentor in the Law School. -Samuel

46. The Welfare and Student Liaison office can help you with financing your studies. -Ryan

47. Student Services is really helpful. Helped organise a 12-month exchange in America. -Samuel

48. The bean bags in the library. -Lisa

49. I like that the QCA puts their giant cardboard artwork on display throughout the campus. -Sarah

50. The architecture lounge on the Gold Coast campus is a great hang out. -Sarah

51. 24hr computer labs at QCA. -Anthony

52. Netball at the Uni Games was awesome. -Lewis

53. Five campuses to choose from. - Jeffery

54. The Coffee Bug has the best coffee ever! -Kristi

55. Online learning – If I happen to miss a class, it’s nice to know I can catch up online. - James

56. Market days. -Lauren

57. Student opinions matter. -Jeffery

58. The Recruitment and Careers Fairs. -Renee

59. Jelly and custard cups from the canteen. -Mitchell

60. I’m studying health at Griffith on the Coast, so I’m excited there’s a hospital next door and the new Health Centre. -Michael

61. Koala Cafe's brownies. -Sarah

62. Kinaba College’s secret admirers’ week. -Jess

63. Study on the Gold Coast campus means I can still surf every day. -Ben

64. The lecturers really know their stuff. -Ben

65. Lots of grassy areas where I can catch up on reading. -Lucy

66. The architecture. Sandstone is so last decade! -Lisa

67. The career counsellors – they helped me work out what I really want to be! -Gabrielle

68. I’m a bit of a word nerd so I’m really into Griffith Review – it’s a literary magazine and a must-read for anyone interested in good writing. -Gabrielle

69. Lawrence Leung is on the ads for this uni! What’s not to like? -Marlee

70. It’s postgrad program. -Emilia

71. Free trial boxing classes on campus at the Fitness485 gym. -Emilia

72. Gold Coast campus has a bunch of everyday facilities on campus like banking, medicare and postal services. -Dale

73. There are special public lectures on environmental issues. -Sarah

74. They have a student that graduated at age 17! That’s inspiring. -John

75. There are plenty of discounts at the bookshop! -Stevie

76. The Mac lab in the education building. -Sarah

77. Student Guild website – it’s the go-to site for all students. -Samantha

78. I like the innovative attitude of the uni as a whole. It’s not a stuffy learning environment. -Sam

79. The Industry Mentoring Program and workplace contact list – it means I can meet people that I could be working with one day. -Dylan

80. Living on campus at Nathan! -Ben

81. Free barbies, breakfasts and morning teas for first-year students! -Bec

82. I’ve made some life-long friends here. -Hayley

83. Screenings on the Kinaba lawn. -Lucy

84. Research. There are over 30 research centres. -Matt

85. One of my lecturers recommended me for a job and I got it! -Kat

86. The George Alexander Foundation Scholarship. -Amy

87. Uni Games – the sport and the after parties. -Matt

88. Ability to change tutorials. -Jess

89. The moral support during exam period – the tutors and lecturers prepare you well. -Sue

90. The athletics track at the Gold Coast campus – it’s Olympic standard. -Aaron

91. The Food Co-op at Nathan – there’s yummy organic food that doesn’t cost or harm the earth. -Susan

92. It's introduced me to so many different ways of seeing and thinking about the world we live in. -Susan

93. The textbook exchange – it’s a free service provided by the Welfare and Student Liaison office. -Sarah

94. Latin dance, hip hop and belly dancing classes. There’s free trials for students. -Bec

95. Uni race days. Oh so many memories! -Matt

96. The knowledge I’ve gained from people I respect – both teachers and students. -Sarah

97. The wireless network – it’s handy because I can keep all my files on my laptop. -Ashley

98. O-WEEK! Good times and it puts your mind at ease about taking the big step into university. - Sophie

99. Griffith Aikido Institute – there are classes at Nathan campus. -Jennifer

100. Opportunity to get involved in political clubs. -Nick