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Our Journey to University of Global Influence - Slide 01

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DescriptionBefore teaching began at our University in 1975, we had been building strong ties with our Asian neighbours. On 8 November 1973, this ‘Asia focus’ saw Griffith become the first Australian university to visit China for the specific purpose of establishing agreements and partnerships with Chinese universities. Our Chancellor (Sir Theodor Bray, pictured front-left) and Vice Chancellor (Professor John Willett, pictured front-right) accepted the invitation and led a delegation that visited Fudan, Peking, Sun Yat-Sen and Tsinghua Universities.Date created1973;1973-01-01; 1973-12-31Location^[1]

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Our Journey to University of Global Influence - Slide 01

Theodor Bray

John Willett

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