A delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology’s Torch Program will visit Griffith’s Gold Coast campus today (Friday) for a firsthand insight into the university’s health and science research capabilities.
Deputy Vice Chancellor (Engagement), Professor Martin Betts, will welcome the group of high-level officials which will also meet with the Director of Griffith’s Office for Research, Pro Vice Chancellor (Science), Dean of Research (Griffith Health), and Deputy Director of Griffith Enterprise.
Preliminary plans for an entrepreneurial precinct incorporating latest innovations in the medicine, biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries have led the Chinese delegation to Queensland.
During a three-day exploratory tour of southeast Queensland, the group has met representatives of Queensland Health, Department of Science, Information Technology and Innovation, City of Gold Coast and the Department of Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games.
A site visit of the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct will also take place today as investment
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