You can check our parking maps in our Parking webpage to locate the disabled permit parking areas in our campuses.

Parking charges vary depending on your type of parking permit or if you're paying for casual parking.

• Annual General permits = $436.83
• Annual Multistorey permits = $873.61
• Trimester General permits = $145.62
• Trimester Multistorey permits = $291.20
• Casual parking starts from $2/hour

You can find more information about the various types of parking permits and charges on the Griffith Parking webpage.

Griffith University has a range of bicycle parking facilities on all campuses.

End-of-Trip Facilities

End-of-Trip facilities offer a more secure bike storage options and are available to staff and students and include a lockable bike shed or cage, showers and lockers for personal belongings (such as your bike helmet), and are located at various locations across the Brisbane South (Nathan), Brisbane City (South Bank), Logan, and Gold Coast campuses.

Please note: Not all End of Trip locations have showers and lockers attached, with some bike stoarge being secure outdoor cages. More information can be found on the Bike racks and end-of-trip facilities webpage.

• Brisbane South (Nathan)
  • The Hub (N11 0.17)
  • Science 1 (N25 0.17) - Secure bike cage only
  • Willett Centre, Library (N53 -1.07)
  • Sir Samuel Griffith Centre (N78 -1.14)
  • Engineering, Technology and Aviation (N79 0.21)

• Brisbane City (South Bank)
  • Queensland Conservatorium (S01 1.99) - Secure bike cage only
  • Webb Centre (S02 2.99) - Secure bike cage only
  • Grey Street Studios (S03 2.18) - Shower facilities only

• Logan
  • Wayne Goss Centre (L03) - Secure bike cage only

• Gold Coast
  • Clinical Sciences (G16 1.35)
  • Ian O'Connor Building (G40 2.86)
  • Business School (G42 1.10)
  • International Building (G52) - Secure bike cage only

Bike racks

There are a number of free bicycle parking rails conveniently located at different areas around campus.

To avoid theft, we recommend that cyclists use solid metal D-lock clamps to secure their bike. Do not chain your bicycle to fences, railings, buildings or fire hydrants. Bicycles may be removed where they present a hazard, break fire safety regulations or have been deemed abandoned.

You can find more information about bicycle parking, End-of-Trip facilities, and shower locations on our Bike racks and end-of-trip facilities webpage.

You can find the campus maps found on Campuses and facilities webpage to orientate yourself around your campus and locate buildings and venues.

Venues are represented by a code such as 'N53 0.61':

• N = campus
• 53 = building number
• 0 = floor level
• .61 = room number. 

Campus tours, for students are usually conducted during Orientation Week at the start of each trimester. If you wish to come to one of our campuses as a potential future student we offer tours on set days. These provide the opportunity to take a look at our lecture theatres, teaching rooms and some of the many state-of-the-art facilities and amenities that are on offer.

Gyms and fitness centres are located on the Brisbane South (Nathan), Brisbane South (Mt Gravatt) and Gold Coast campuses.

Logan has a workout room.

You can find more information on Griffith fitness facilities on our Facilities website.

Yes, definitely! Speak to your guidance officer to find out what they have planned for your year level. Alternatively, visit School engagement for more information. 

For urgent requests, please call the Maintenance Hotline on 3735 8888 (ext. 8888) between 7:00am and 3:00pm. 

Outside of these hours, please phone Campus Support on 1800 800 707 or ext. 7777. For a full list of Campus Support phone numbers, please visit the Emergency Information webpage.

For non-urgent requests, please log a request using the Ceiling, floor and wall repairs form via Services@Griffith.

Yes, of course. We encourage you to visit our campuses. It's a good way of familiarising yourself with university and can help you decide on where you want to study. If you wish to come to one of our campuses as a potential future student we offer tours on set days. These provide the opportunity to take a look at our lecture theatres, teaching rooms and some of the many state-of-the-art facilities and amenities that are on offer.

University study differs from school and what you've probably seen on TV. Depending on your degree, it is generally less structured, and you'll spend fewer contact hours (i.e, time in lectures and tutorials) at University than you did at school. At University, you have the opportunity to choose the degree you wish to study, to align with your interests or assist with future employment prospects.

Your timetable will change each trimester according to the courses (subjects) you're doing. To find out more, go to Life at Griffith.