Co-create your experience at Griffith
The Student Partnerships Program provides you with an opportunity to co-create your experience at Griffith.
We value your perspectives and want to partner with you to build a purposeful and inclusive Griffith experience. Through our program you can help us create spaces that enable excellence and innovation, that provide world class facilities for learning, teaching and research, and create a lively and vibrant ecosystem that embodies Griffith’s core principles and values.
Our commitment to student voice and partnerships
Foster a culture that is inclusive of, and values student voice and partnerships.
Actively engage a diverse range of student voices to inform decision-making.
Partner with students on issues that matter and co-create a distinctive Griffith experience.
Promote and support student leadership opportunities to create a brighter future.
Build a sense of community and belonging so we can make it matter together.
What is the Student Partnerships Program?
The Student Partnerships Program provides platforms for students, staff and industry to come together as a community to voice their opinions, share their ideas and work together on the things that matter.
Whether you want to provide feedback on a service or partner with us on a project, the program ensures that you can play a central role in co-creating your experiences at Griffith, and can do so in a way that fits in with your studies and other commitments.
How to get involved
Student Voice
Your voice matters
We want to ensure that the experience of studying at Griffith reflects the diverse needs and aspirations of students, and it is for this reason that we have created various channels and activities for you to share your voice. You can do this by:
- participating in student feedback surveys
- attending student forums or signing up for focus groups and workshops
- attending on-campus and online events
- partnering with us through the Co-Design Lab and Co-Design Incubator
- joining a committee or club
Student Partnerships community
The Student Partnerships Program also has an online community that helps bring together opportunities from all areas of Griffith so that you can have your say on the things that matter to you. Some of these opportunities will even reward you for your time through paid incentives!
Want to have your say?
Student Representation
Student representatives are here to advocate for your interests and ensure that student perspectives are heard and considered in decision-making processes. Student representatives sit on a number of university committees and advisory groups, and also hold various positions within our student-led associations.
Want to learn more about where your voice is being representated at Griffith or how to become a Student Representative?
Find out more about student representation here
Other ways to have your say
Griffith teams may reach out to you directly and various student surveys are conducted throughout the student lifecyle to help gather your feedback and contribute to improving your experiences at Griffith.
Co-Design Lab
The Co-Design Lab is the place for students and staff to connect and collaborate on ideas that contribute towards projects or initiatives that impact the Griffith experience. It is a place where you speak, and we listen.
The Co-Design Lab has already explored a wide range of opportunities with students, from physical infrastructure projects and our values, through to sustainability, student associations, and careers and graduations.
Find us
The Co-Design Lab is located at the Nathan Campus in the Community Plaza (N66_0.20) and we also host pop-up style engagements at other campuses and online.
How to get involved
To stay up-to-date with what's happening in the Co-Design Lab and be a part of an upcoming session.
Check out our upcoming opportunities an events
Co-Design Incubator
Put what you have learnt into practice
The Co-Design Incubator is a way to turn your innovative ideas into action through two unique work-integrated learning courses.
By enrolling into the Co-Design Incubator you will enter an experiential learning space designed for students, staff and industry to collaborate on business challenges and opportunities that matter. The focus is on co-creation and human-centered design, allowing participants to work together to develop solutions to real-world problems.
The Co-Design Incubator also provides opportunities for you to partner with Griffith-led and Student-led projects and teams, to work together on ideas and initiatives that will directly impact the Griffith experience.
These two courses are offered in face-to-face, virtual/online or blended mode and will provide you with the opportunity to put what you have learnt throughout your journey into practice, and further develop both your hard and soft skills.
How to enrol
There are no enrolment restrictions and students across all disciplines and study levels can enrol. If you don't have room in your program to formally enrol don't worry because you can still be involved under a volunteering arrangement.
- if you are an undergraduate student, simply enrol into 3002GBS Co-Design Incubator
- if you are a postgraduate student, simply enrol into 7009GBS Co-Design Incubator
- if you would like to volunteer please contact us.
To see our upcoming projects:
Upcoming opportunities and events
Join the Student Partnerships Program
Students
If you are a student and want to get involved with Student Voice and Partnership opportunties.
Join the Student Partnerships community (student login required)
Staff
Want to partner with students to inform your strategy, business process or projects?
Student Voice Australasia
Griffith joined 28 institutions as a member of Student Voice Australasia (SVA) in early 2023. SVA is a network of students and staff from tertiary institutions in Australia and New Zealand who are partnering to foster and embed a culture of authentic, meaningful and inclusive student engagement across the sector. As a member institution, Griffith students and staff can gain free access to practitioner networks, workshops, events and a wide range of resources.