Jason Hartley is lecturer in criminology at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia. He is a former police officer with 23 years of experience, and has trained personnel for deployment in Timor Leste, the Solomon Islands, Iraq and Afghanistan. Jason specializes in, and has published on engagement with Muslim communities, Indigenous Polynesian approaches to rehabilitation and reducing recidivism, and Asian Organised Crime. Jason also completed a community internship in Hebron on the West Bank.
Orientation
ORIENTATION
During your first week, there will be no scheduled classes. Instead, our online and on campus Orientation Week (O-Week) program introduces you to life as a Global Leadership Institute student, with important information, as well as opportunities to meet other students and experience the local environment and culture. O-Week is a great opportunity for you to:
- meet new people and make new friends
- get comfortable with campus facilities
- get your student ID card
- make sure you are enrolled in the correct units for your course
- participate in study skills workshops
- attend important academic sessions to help you to get ready for classes
- generally, have fun.
It is designed to set you up for success with sessions on everything you need to know about studying with us.
The O-Week program features a wide variety of topics, such as the learning management system, study skills, academic integrity, online safety, cybersecurity, important dates, timetables, ID cards, and financial obligations. Hear from current students about their tips on making the most of your time at the Institute.
The Student Support Team introduce you to facilities, staff, information technology available, and support services. The campus is equipped with break-out areas, kitchens, tutorial rooms, and study spaces with computers and computer/scanners available. We believe that networking with industry experts and classmates is an integral part of your study experience. So, we provide ample opportunities for social activities, professional development workshops, and other networking events.
Our tutors can answer any questions about your study journey. They will help you find your away around campus and online spaces. For more information, please contact: studentsupport@gli.edu.au
International Students
In addition to the Orientation program for all students, there is a mandatory orientation session for international students which includes all you need to know about your visa, enrolment, studies, staying safe, and your new life in Australia. Please bring your photo ID. Morning tea, lunch, and a social event are included! For any questions regarding transition support, international orientation, visa, confirmation of enrolment, overseas student health cover, social activities, contacts for legal matters, and wellbeing, health, and safety, please contact the Registrar, Ms Manpreet Kaur: admin@gli.edu.au
Online Induction
All domestic, international, and online students, regardless of delivery mode, also need to complete the online induction no later than two weeks after the commencement of studies. For more information, please contact: studentsupport@gli.edu.au
Orientation is the best way to start your studies feeling confident and connected. Research shows that attendance at O-Week is a predictor of academic success, so we hope to see you there!
Welcome to the Leadership family.
Orientation
You chose wisely when you decided to enrol at Global Leadership Institute (GLI). I am certain that when you graduate you will be equipped to make an impact as a leader in your chosen career.
GLI offers opportunities for connection with other students and staff. Apart from the academics, whom you will meet regularly at class, we have specialists who can help with a range of issues including study skills, English language, academic writing and personal challenges such as homesickness and stress associated with assimilating into a new culture.













