Uni celebrates 20 years in Logan
From a maiden intake of 500 in 1998, Griffith University’s Logan campus now has a cohort of 2000 and a reputation as a national showcase of social inclusion in higher education.
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University’s grand plan for Logan
Skilling students for jobs of the future is only one facet to the Meadowbrook-based campus. Carving a niche as a community entity ready to champion Logan and all it offers is another.
Uni courses help Logan rise as health hub
LOGAN is set to take on a leading role in the state’s health services providing education and training for clinicians, who will be in greater demand as the population ages.
High school innovators take to challenge
GRIFFITH University is helping young innovators reach their full potential with its regular GLO @ Logan Entrepreneurial Innovation Challenge.
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