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Students can commence their QUT course online without delays in their student life. With the university’s extensive online learning resources, student support services, and dedicated staff, students will excel in their study. They will have the opportunity to engage in real-world learning in the Top Young Australian university.
Students can refer to the frequently asked questions for more details. They can also watch taster QUT lectures on-demand to get a taste of online student life at QUT.
Award-winning research
QUT has been awarded USD 6.1 million in Australian Research Council (ARC) Linkage and Discovery projects for 2020 and 2021.
QUT has been awarded AUD 1,200,955 for three ARC Linkage Projects and AUD 4,917,549 for 13 Discovery projects.
The Linkage Projects promote research partnerships between businesses, researchers, industry community organisations and publicly funded research agencies. The Discovery projects cover research in engineering, science, law and the creative industries.
John Monash Scholar
Jessie Hughes, a QUT alumnus, a design strategist and creative technologist, was named a 2020 John Monash Scholar.
She was awarded AUD 140,000 over two years towards her Master of Design at Harvard University or Master of Media, Arts and Science at MIT Media Lab in Cambridge. Her studies will explore advanced approaches to technology and society.
Hughes said, “My main focus is on the cross-intersection of design, technology, art and strategy for social innovation. I am aiming to lead the design of systems, media, and tools to improve the livelihood of Australians, and others, through creative innovation and emerging technology.”
Study experience
Teaching quality
Queensland University of Technology is recognised as 'the university for the real world' due to its close links with industry, as well as its applied research and relevant teaching. Both professionals and industry representatives contribute to the university’s course development, combining theoretical education with a practical perspective.
The university’s faculty consult in industry and also handle industry projects which often see participation from students. Both students and staff have access to the advanced teaching of technology at the university.
While studying at the university, students study with access to the latest technology and learning spaces, learn from the best lecturers, and get lots of hands-on experience with the industry to prepare them for the real world. Students undertake work-integrated learning experiences, including internships, placements, case studies and projects embedded in their courses.
Student safety
The university strives to keep its campuses as secure and safe as possible so that the students can experience a comfortable study environment with round-the-clock security, emergency call points and a safety app connected to the security team.
SafeZone
SafeZone is an application available to all QUT students. At the tap of a button, students can alert QUT security of their location and send for help.
Brisbane is a safe and friendly city and is home to 95,000 international students. Australia is also a very safe travel destination with true freedom, stability and security.
Points of pride
Some of QUT’s recent accolades are:
- QUT is the top young university in Australia and 14th in the world in the THE Young University Rankings (2020)
- The university ranks 186th globally, according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings (2021)
- QUT came in 217th globally in the QS World Universities Ranking (2021)
- QUT is placed 39th globally (2nd nationally) for Employer-Student Connections in the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020
- QUT came in the 101-110 band globally and 9th in Australia, as per the QS Graduate Employability Ranking (2020)
- It ranked 1st nationally and 17th internationally for communication and media studies, as per the QS World University Ranking by Subject (2020)
- The university was 7th in the country and 35th in the world for nursing, according to the QS World University Ranking by Subject (2020)
- Its 21 fields of research were rated well above world standard in the Australian Research Council Excellence in Research for Australia assessment 2018-2019, and a further 27 above world standard
- QUT enjoys a student satisfaction rating of 91.7 per cent from its international students (International Student Barometer Queensland, 2018)
Department structure
QUT offers numerous study options:
Business
QUT’s business courses combine practical experience with theory to help students graduate work-ready and have a competitive advantage on completion of study. As the first triple internationally accredited business school in Australia, QUT prepares students for employment nationally and internationally. 90 per cent of its business graduates were found to have been employed four months after graduation.
Creative industries
QUT’s creative industries precinct, Australia’s most advanced technical creative space, serves as an incubator for commercial development and experimentation in the field. QUT’s creative industries is ranked first in Australia for communication and media studies (QS World University Rankings 2020). The university offers Australia’s largest combination of creative disciplines and a wide array of industry partnerships.
Education
The university’s educators have been ranked as world standard or above in the field of education research as per the Excellence in Research for Australia assessment. Study options are research informed and taught by award winning lecturers.
Health
QUT equips students with the skills to become successful future health professionals, with its learning environments featuring leading industry equipment, simulation facilities, and virtual technology.
Law
The graduates of QUT law or justice are sought after by employers and are taught by award-winning staff who are full-time academics as well as justice professionals and practising lawyers.
Science and engineering
QUT’s strong science and engineering industry connections and world-class teaching ensure that the degrees taught are relevant and applicable. Students benefit from access to facilities and technology which support their studies.
QUT College
QUT College offers students a range of premium English language and academic pathway programs that lead students to QUT undergraduate or postgraduate study. Take a virtual tour of QUT College.
Scholarships & funding
The university offers international students many scholarships including:
International merit scholarships
High-achieving international students may be eligible for a merit scholarship, provided they meet required academic conditions.
The recipients will receive:
- a scholarship covering 25 per cent of course fees for the first two semesters
- an ongoing scholarship covering 25 per cent of course fees per semester
These scholarships cover a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in business, creative industries, education, science and engineering. Students applying to study health-related courses may be eligible to receive a scholarship covering 25 per cent of the course fees for the first two semesters. Students don't need to apply separately and will be considered for the scholarship when applying.
Student Speak
"I received the merit scholarship which enabled me to start my journey studying at QUT. It also removed the financial burden on my parents which was a big help. QUT staff were very helpful and supportive, always there to help you. I really enjoy the practical aspects of my studies preparing me for the real world. QUT has a great diversity of people and skills from whom you can learn a lot. This is part of a great experience which I’m very thankful for."- Anuka Bulankulame (International Merit Scholarship recipient).
Graduate outcomes
QUT students have knowledge and real-world experience upon graduation. QUT ranks 2nd in Australia and 39th globally for employer-student connections (QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2020). Some of the university’s career support services include:
Internships, placements and projects
QUT values real-world learning and partners with industry to provide internships, industry projects, and professional placements. 90 per cent of QUT graduates have completed a real-world experience as a part of their degree, including case studies, projects and placements embedded in courses.
Career mentor scheme
The QUT career mentor scheme can match students with an industry professional with experience in their areas of interest to act as their mentor for the academic year. Advantages of participating include:
- Access to advice from an industry professional
- Information and knowledge straight from the real world
- Valuable networking opportunities
- A supportive, on-going professional relationship
UniHub
This is an online service where students can connect with employers to prepare for employment.
Career fairs
QUT hosts annual career fairs with many employers offering students networking and career opportunities.
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