Griffith University

The Griffith University Graduate Employment Rate is 87.8% for the Class of 2024 students. Year-on-Year trends of the Griffith University Australia Employment Rate can be seen in the below table:

Indian students need a minimum GPA - 4.5 to 6.0 (on a 7.0 scale), to be eligible for Griffith University Australia scholarships. GPA requirements for some popular Griffith Australia scholarships are as follows;

• International Academic Merit Scholarship - 4.5/7.0
• International Student Academic Excellence Scholarship - 5.5/7.0
• Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship - 6.0/7.0

Yes, tuition fees at Griffith are reviewed every year and can go up. The university checks and updates its course costs annually and students often seen a percentage increase in their per-credit point fees.

Tuition fees is increased by a small percentage annually to make up for inflation and operational costs.

Griffith University generally has 3 trimesters per year for its standard academic calendar. Each trimester includes:

• a 12-week teaching period
• a study week
• an exam period

Trimester 1 (Late Feb to Early Mar/May) and Trimester 2 (Jun to Aug) are compuslory for students to attend. Trimester 3 (Aug/Oct to Nov/Feb) is optional, and can be used to fast-track or catch up their studies.

Griffith University generally has 3 trimesters per year for its standard academic calendar. Each trimester includes:

• a 12-week teaching period
• a study week
• an exam period

Trimester 1 (Late Feb to Early Mar/May) and Trimester 2 (Jun to Aug) are compuslory for students to attend. Trimester 3 (Aug/Oct to Nov/Feb) is optional, and can be used to fast-track or catch up their studies.

Yes, Indian students can study at Griffith University without IELTS, provided they have an Medium of Instruction (MOI) or submitted alternative English tests like TOEFL-iBT, PTE, and Duolingo.

Students that have neither can enroll in English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students (ELICOS) to meet the English requirements.

Yes, Griffith Uni is a great option for Indian students interested in higher studies in Australia for the following reasons:

• Lower living costs (INR 27 K-INR 60 K per week) than Sydney/Melbourne
• Scholarships worth up to 50% off the tuition costs
• Work-Integrated Learning (internships and real-world projects at partners like Queensland Health, PwC, and IBM)
• Easy access to Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) to stay and find a job within 2 to 3 years

Yes, Griffith Uni is a great option for Indian students interested in higher studies in Australia for the following reasons:

• Lower living costs (INR 27 K-INR 60 K per week) than Sydney/Melbourne
• Scholarships worth up to 50% off the tuition costs
• Work-Integrated Learning (internships and real-world projects at partners like Queensland Health, PwC, and IBM)
• Easy access to Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485) to stay and find a job within 2 to 3 years