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stands as a unique hub for groundbreaking cancer glycomics research, where world-renowned experts in both basic science and clinical research collaborate, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and advanced
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that integrate expertise in engineering, design, sciences and medical fields to enable product development and services that are valued by industry partners. Our associated research projects centre on bespoke
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of all backgrounds to apply. Griffith's strategic goals are to also increase the proportion of women in senior academic and administrative roles and in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and
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Dentistry, School of Nursing and Midwifery and School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences. The School of Medicine and Dentistry provides state-of-the art facilities, including a comprehensive dental clinic in
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Dentistry, School of Nursing and Midwifery and School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences. In the School of Medicine and Dentistry, our Public Health and Economics Modelling Team focuses on the economics of
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investigation and working within a high-performance team, with a strong desire to undertake research in biomedical blood engineering, mechanobiology/mechanosensing, haematology, or artificial organs and medical
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the future of health research with higher degree by offering TheBrotchie-Wallace Stafford Fox Medical Research Foundation scholarships. A PhD position is available to undertake research led by Professor Sonya
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offering TheBrotchie-Wallace Stafford Fox Medical Research Foundation scholarships. The selection of applicants for the award of higher degree research scholarships at Griffith University involves
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the pathophysiology of ME/CFS and long COVID. Our brain MRI has evolved with the technology and our latest study included functional MRI, structural, and diffusion tensor imaging (DTI). Our team aims to better
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The School of Health Sciences and Social Work is known for innovation and excellence in health education, research, clinical practice, human services and social work. We focus on addressing many