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Gold Coast Health & Knowledge Precinct

People transforming lives

The 200ha Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct is a global business destination recognised for transforming lives through healthcare innovation, new knowledge and next-generation technologies.

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LATEST NEWS & EVENTS

GCHKP clinical trials capability drives biomedical sector growth image

GCHKP clinical trials capability drives biomedical sector growth

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Pilot clinician entrepreneurship program set for succcess image

Pilot clinician entrepreneurship program set for succcess

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Cohort sustainability star hits the world stage image

Cohort sustainability star hits the world stage

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Griffith University team win top prize at 2023 LuminaX HealthTech Accelerator image

Griffith University team win top prize at 2023 LuminaX HealthTech Accelerator

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Asia-Pacific's emerging health and innovation hub

The 200ha Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct is a global business destination for high-tech industry development, research collaboration and jobs of the future.

We’re supported by $5 billion of infrastructure, including the world-class Griffith University, two major hospitals and 95ha of greenspace and parklands.

Combining expertise, infrastructure, land and lifestyle unique in Australia, the Precinct’s Lumina commercial cluster within GCHKP is an exclusive opportunity to stake a position in the heart of our thriving innovation hub.

 

Live & Play

Live in the vibrant heart of the Precinct.

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Work & Study

Explore a diversity of exciting job and study options.

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Do Business

Invest in an innovative future.

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Find Your Space

Lumina is the Precinct’s 9.5ha commercial cluster dedicated to life sciences, health and technology-related businesses. This development-ready location represents an exclusive opportunity to secure your position in the heart of our thriving innovation community.

 

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GCHKP at a glance

 

15,000 jobs

20,000 students

1,000 researchers

800 research students

 

$5 billion of infrastructure

100+ clinical trials

two light rail stations

access to two airports

 

2,500 residents

300+ partnerships

52km of beaches

300+ days sunshine

GCHKP PROJECT SPOTLIGHT

BiVACOR's world-first artificial rotary heart

BiVACOR, the US-based company behind the world’s first rotary artificial heart, has located its international office in the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct, where it will conduct final blood compatibility R&D with the world-class Griffith University Mechanobiology Research lab.

BiVACOR hopes to implant its revolutionary artificial heart device into the first patients within 2-5 years. Here CEO Daniel Timms talks about the technology and the Gold Coast advantage.

Mayoral Message

A welcome from Gold Coast Mayor Tom Tate

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Australia's Gold Coast

Discover opportunity in Australia's leading lifestyle city.

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Advanced Design and Prototyping Technologies Institute (ADaPT)

Featured Precinct Project

ADaPT, Griffith University's flagship Precinct development, brings together expertise from across the university and industry to engineer next-generation biomedical and industrial applications in the Industry 4.0 era.

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CONVENIENT LOCATION

45 MINUTES—Brisbane CBD
50 MINUTES—Brisbane International Airport
30 MINUTES—GC International Airport
16 MINUTES—Surfers Paradise
7 MINUTES—the Gold Coast CBD

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The Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct initiatives align with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to equip the next generation of leaders, innovators and decision makers with the knowledge and skills to tackle global challenges.

We acknowledge and pay respects to the people of the Yugambeh language region of the Gold Coast and all their descendants both past and present. We also acknowledge the many Aboriginal people from other regions as well as Torres Strait and South Sea Islander people who now live in the local area and have made an important contribution to the community.