Take part in important research projects
Griffith is one of 色情网站's leading research universities. Our staff and students undertake research projects to better understand the world, improve people's lives and make a societal impact.
Each month, we publish a list of open research projects or surveys and ask our staff, student and alumni community to participate.
If you want to invite Griffith staff, students, alumni or HDR candidates to take part in your research, please submit an application to conduct research.
Current research projects
The Volunteer for Important Research Projects broadcast is released monthly from January to December.
If you are interested in participating in one of the following studies, please read through the eligibility requirements and apply using the relevant link in the study.
Filter research projects
Research |
Social access and social inclusion outcomes for people with a disability in leisure |
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Types of volunteers |
People with a disability aged 18-34. |
Description |
We are undertaking a research project which is examining the current social inclusion experiences, patterns, and opportunities in leisure for young people (aged 18-34) with different types of disability, including physical, cognitive, sensory, neurodevelopmental, and psychosocial. The research forms a component of Hannah Simmond鈥檚 Doctor of Philosophy program. |
What is required and how long will it take? |
You will be asked to complete an online survey that may take up to 30 minutes and contains questions about you, your participation in leisure environments, and the barriers and enablers you have encountered. At the end of the survey there will be an opportunity for you to provide information that you would like the research team to know about your experience. |
Incentive |
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Apply |
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HREC approval |
GUHREC: 2024/649 |
Research ethics
Griffith is committed to the conduct of ethical research. Research is conducted in accordance with the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research (2025). The research ethics and integrity service is managed by the Office for Research in conjunction with the Human Research Ethics Committee.
If you have any ethical questions or concerns about a project listed here, contact the Griffith University Research Ethics and Integrity team on 3735 5585 or . There is more information available on the Research Ethics, Integrity and Compliance website.
Broadcast schedule
The Volunteer for Important Research Projects webpage and a list of latest projects is sent out to all staff and all students at the end of each calendar month from February to November. There are no broadcasts in December or January.
The date of publishing varies depending on the schedule for Griffith Staff News. Dates for your research to be included in the broadcast will be confirmed when we reach out to you on the status of your application.
Be part of the broadcast
To have your study included in the broadcast, submit an application to conduct research.