Griffith is an innovative university committed to multidisciplinary teaching and research, and the creation and communication of knowledge.

It has five campuses in three cities across the Brisbane-Gold Coast corridor. With more than 33000 students and 3500 staff, it is one of Queensland's largest universities.

Historically its legacy includes Queensland's oldest academy - the Queensland College of Art (founded in 1881) as well as one of Australia's newest campuses (Logan), Australia's fastest growing campus (Gold Coast) and Australia's newest medical and dental schools (2004).

The Griffith community comprises students from more than 80 countries and academic staff who set a rigorous pace in the achievement of research and teaching excellence.

This academic approach is founded in the sharing of knowledge across traditional boundaries. This interdisciplinary framework seeks to address and solve real world problems in the 21st century.