Orientation helps you get off to a great start at Griffith
Orientation also provides opportunities to make new friends and find out what to expect as a Griffith student.
Our orientation journey is made up of five themes: Access, Connection, Belonging, Purpose and Wellbeing.
You can take a personalised tour through this information with myOrientation, which is available until your first census date.
You can also return here at anytime to revisit these themes.
Get started with myOrientation
myOrientation provides a personalised step-by-step journey through our orientation themes to help you with onboarding tasks such as:
- enrolling in your courses
- getting your student ID
- understanding our online systems
- getting started in your particular school or program
- planning and attending orientation events.
You can access myOrientation once you've received your admission offer, either via the link below or the orientation status tile in myGriffith.
Orientation journey
Access
Find out how to access our online spaces, enrol, get your student ID and plan your O-Week.
Connection
Learn about our campuses and where you fit into our academic groups and schools.
Purpose
Develop study resilience and academic integrity, and start working towards your career goals.
Wellbeing
Explore the support services and resources you can tap into to maintain your health and wellbeing.
Sustainability matters
Explore Griffith’s commitment to sustainability and learn how to be involved
About us
At Griffith, our vision and mission is to transform lives and add to human knowledge and understanding in a way that creates a future that benefits all. And we are so glad you've joined us to help make this vision a reality.
Griffith University was established in 1975 to be a different type of university, committed to equity, inclusion and the success of our students. A values-led organisation, our core principles comprise excellence, ethics and engagement.
You can find out more about Griffith and our vision and values at the links below.
Frequently unasked questions
Is first year hard? What do you wear to uni? Can you take notes on a laptop or should you write them down?
Discover the answers to these and other common questions new students are sometimes afraid to ask.
Next: Access
Learn how to access our online systems, enrol, get your student ID and plan your O-Week