QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, BRISBANE

QUT's School of Engineering

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.

QUT's School of MBA/Management

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.

QUT's School of Medicine

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.

QUT's School of Sciences

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.

QUT's School of Arts

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.

QUT's School of Architecture

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.

QUT's School of Law

Location at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

As with any urban setting, the Gardens Point campus offers students a combination of world-class education with the benefits of city life. The Kelvin Grove campus is situated in Kelvin Grove and connected to a global village with residences, shops and health services. The Caboolture campus is situated about 45 km from Brisbane. The location of the Caboolture campus midway between Brisbane and the Sunshine coast is a convenient location for residents living in that stretch.

Infrastructure at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT is a research university with tie ups with various industries and government organizations. The Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation as well as Institute for Future Environment are present on campus. Research in the fields of business, creative industries, education as well as law and justice are conducted in conjunction with various organizations.
The QUT library system consists of four libraries, one on each campus and the Law Library. The libraries are home to thousands of books and journals and have the third largest collection of e-books in Australia and New Zealand.

Residing Options at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

External housing providers such as Ignu and Unilodge operate buildings specifically for QUT students in Kelvin Grove and Brisbane City campuses. QUT has partnered with residential colleges such as Cromwell College, St. Leo’s College, St. Margaret’s College and Union College to provide housing. Students wishing to live off campus in rental housing can use the university’s real estate agents or agent operated student accommodation websites to find rooms.

Weather at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Summers in Brisbane tend to be hot and humid, while winters tend to be dry and slightly warm. Brisbane’s location by the Coral Sea gives it the warm ocean current that makes the weather more or less warm throughout the year. Rainfall is minimal and the wettest months are usually January or February.

Faculty and pedagogy at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

All of QUT’s courses (undergraduate, postgraduate, masters and Ph.D.) fall under five fields:

Business

Creative Industries

Education

Health

Law

Science and Engineering

Students at QUT have over 650 courses to choose from when deciding what to study. The Gardens Point campus is home to the faculties of Engineering, Science Business and Law. The Kelvin Grove campus offers courses in the Creative Industries, Education and Health, and also has the QUT International College and the Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation on campus. The Caboolture campus has study programs in Business, Education, Nursing and the Creative Industries.
QUT offers part-time and full-time study programs. Study abroad is also a great opportunity for students at QUT to experience cultures in other countries. QUT has partnered with San Jose University in California to offer a Ph.D. in Library Sciences. QUT has a unique initiative called the Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) that are free online courses accessible to the public. QUT also offers online study programs, which are available for select master, bachelors, certificate and diploma courses.

Financial aid at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Scholarships are available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students. International students can apply for the Australia award or various QUT scholarships (Triple Crown Scholarship (business), International Merit Scholarship (Science and Engineering), Creative Industries International Scholarship and the Faculty of Education International Scholarship), specifically aimed at helping international students manage their college fees. Certain countries, including China, Chile and Malaysia also offer scholarships to students at QUT.

Jobs and placements at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

QUT Careers and Employment Centre is present on campus to help students prepare for their professional lives. Students can meet with career counselors to get advise about their study program, how to apply for jobs or how to go about the process of looking for jobs. Assistance is also available for writing resumes, cover letter and preparing for job interviews. The Real World Placement program combined with Work Integrated Learning programs in classroom help students get non paid, voluntary or paid placement positions to get an idea of a professional workplace while studying at QUT. As an international student, you will have the added hurdle of visas and permits, so whenever you are applying for a job or internship, make sure you have all your relevant paperwork ready and in hand.

Alumni at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Chris Sarra, Queenslander of the Year, 2004

Darren Hayes, Singer

Ball Park Music, Indie Rock/Pop Band

Daniel Timms, Invented the artificial heart

Steve Lawrence, Computer Scientist

Abigail Allwood, NASA Scientist

Anna McGahan, Actress

Deborah Mailman, Actress

Zoe Naylor, Actress, journalist, writer

Verdict at Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane

Life at QUT is fast paced and exciting, with various different types of study programs and faculties available in the three different campuses. The urban location of Brisbane offers wonderful opportunities for students to explore life in the city as well as employment opportunities available to students studying t the Garden Park campus. The two other campuses are located slightly away from Brisbane; therefore you might not necessarily get your choice of program at the Brisbane location. While applying, keep in mind that there are three locations each with different courses.