1. Griffith University Key Facts Total Student Population 43 000 Total International Students 11 000 Over 300 programs Partners with 230 institutions worldwide Top 10 Research Universities Australia - (ERA Excellence in Research for Australia 2010) 2011 Ranked Top 500 – (Shanghai Jiao Tong) 2010 Ranked Top 200 – (Employer Reputation Index HES QS World Ranking)

2. Griffith University Campus Information 5 campuses across 3 cities Brisbane, South Bank Brisbane, Mt Gravatt Brisbane, Nathan Logan Gold Coast

3. Griffith University Campuses

4. Griffith University Degrees Over 300 programs Hosted by 4 academic groups Arts, Education, Law Business Health Science, Environment, Engineering, Technology

5. Griffith University Degrees Professional recognition includes Griffith Business School (Top 8 in Australia) (International Accreditation - AACSB) (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) Winner in 2011 National Tourism Award of Excellence Griffith MBA ranked 1 st in Australia 27 th in the world (Aspen Institute’s 2009 – 2010 edition of Beyond Grey Pinstripes Global 100.)

6. Griffith University Research  A Top 10 Research University in Australia  A Top 30 Research University in the Asia Pacific (2010 Nature Publishing Index www.natureaisa.com)www.natureaisa.com Over 30 World Class Research Centers

7. Griffith University Research Australia’s leader in the following research areas:  Climate change adaptation  Sustainable tourism  Water science  Drug discovery and infectious diseases  Criminology and crime prevention

8. A network of seven Australian Universities Operating in over 35 locations across Australia

9. Charles Darwin University Flinders University Griffith University James Cook University La Trobe University Murdoch University The University of Newcastle

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11. Teaching over 150,000 students each year, including 34,000 international students from more than 120 countries Creating opportunities through collaboration and partnership

12. We undertake high quality cross- disciplinary research of national and international standing Our research is recognised for its impact and relevance to critical national and international challenges

13. Each member has their individual areas of research expertise. Our combined research strengths include: Climate change, energy, water and the environment Social inclusion, Indigenous research, Health; and Biomedical applications of molecular science