Are you eager to immerse yourself in university life but struggling to find the perfect fit? Take a look at the following list of clubs waiting to be brought back to life on the Griffith's Brisbane campuses.
These clubs, for various reasons, currently lack leadership but still possess resources and previously had significant student interest. With the right student stepping up to lead, these clubs have the potential to thrive once again. The Clubs at Griffith Team is ready to assist you in making this revival a reality.
You can learn more about the process of re-starting a club by reaching out to us at clubs@griffith.edu.au.
Blurrr Club is a photographic club open to all students.  Facilitating great opportunities in furthering your photographic skills and aiding future creative careers.Â
BRAWGS is the Books, Reading, And Writing Griffith Society where we have likeminded people discussing everything from prose and poetry to creative writing. We offer a range of events such as book clubs, creative writing workshops, books swaps, and open mic nights (where there are prizes to be won). Joining these events requires a $10 membership fee, however, one month free trials go to new members who want to attend events before signing up. We welcome everyone who wants to grow their creative writing skills and discuss diverse books with other book lovers.Â
Are you a LEGO lover, master builder, or just enjoy the challenge of creating something amazing? The Brick Builders Club is the perfect place for LEGO enthusiasts to connect, build, and share their passion for all things bricks!Â
We are the Griffith Indigenous Student Association (GISA) and we provide cultural support and empowerment to First Nations students. GISA has a focus on the academic success, and social and sporting engagement of First Nations students.We are also committed to promoting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture on all Griffith campuses.
Provide language learners and native speakers opportunities to converse in their target languages. Promote the creation of a network between students from different levels and disciplines. Provide educational tools that help people to increase cultural awareness either when travelling to their desired countries or in their home land. Promote multilingualism and its benefits.Â
The Griffith Society for Mature Students (GSMS) is a society that provides a 'home' for the mature students of Griffith.Â
Enhance the university experience of our members. To provide the means to empower our members as students for life. To provide a forum for future African professionals to network with and support each other. Foster growth in all aspects.Â
We want to connect students from different levels of study through archaeology themed fun, interactive and hands-on events and activities and provide an avenue for professional events and networking opportunities. We share other archaeology information and events so everyone is welcome, even if you don't study archaeology!
The Griffith University Biomedical Student Association (GUBSA) is a student-run organisation that aims to enrich the university experience of students interested in the biomedical sciences, medical sciences, and other health-science-related fields. Our goal is to provide a sense of community and promote opportunities for our members through social, academic, and professional initiatives.Â
Education students have the opportunity to meet fellow peers, gain valuable lifelong skills and be provided the best chance of succeeding in their degree.
A social club tailored towards HDR candidates through the promotion of events that assist in the research, social networking and completion of their candidature.
We are a guild for facilitating the meeting of tabletop, RPG and board game players.