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Dr Hui Feng, Research Fellow with the Griffith Asia Institute and School of Government and International Relations member has been awarded the Political Studies journal Harrison… Read More
The newly appointed President of Sichuan Normal University (SNU) made a recent visit to Griffith University to meet with Vice Chancellor and President, Professor Ian… Read More
Australia will likely join more than 40 countries signing on to the China-initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), following news it will sign a… Read More
Imperial Edict Museum Director Zhou with TCI’s Associate Professor Shan The Imperial Edict Museum in Xuzhou, China last month designated a special room within their… Read More
The International University of Health and Welfare (IUHW) visited Griffith University Gold Coast campus on Thursday 15 January 2015. With the opening of their new… Read More
On Monday 12 January 2015 a delegation comprising three Japanese universities from the Shikoku region – Tokushima Bunri University, Matsuyama University and the University of… Read More
Prof. Quancheng Kan, Vice Chancellor and Dean, First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University , and Prof Alfred Lam, School of Medicine, Griffith University Prof. Read More
Building on the success of his earlier work ‘Australia-China Relations post 1949: Sixty Years of Trade and Politics’ (published by Ashgate, 2012), Dr Yi Wang… Read More
Griffith’s Centre for Environment and Population Health has strengthened its research collaboration with the Zhejiang Provincial Centre for Prevention and Disease Control in China by… Read More
Expanding Asian markets present exciting opportunities for the Australian tourism industry and fierce competition for the domestic and international tourist dollar means there is no… Read More
