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Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is situated in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, and is spread across two campuses – Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove. The University is held in high regard, and was named the top Queensland university under 50 years, and 18th in the world under 50 years by QS Top Universities Rankings in 2018. It also boasts award-winning teaching staff, which has seen them receive 100 Australian Awards for University Teaching.
QUT prides itself in being known as a 'university of the real world', due to its expansive links within the industry. Courses at the institution are designed and reviewed by those working in the fields, ensuring that students are learning up-to-date information that abides by industry standards. During their time learning, students also get the chance to undertake work experience and work on real projects.
The institution has six faculties – QUT Business School, Creative Industries, Education, Health, Law and Science and Engineering. Across the two campuses students benefit from state-of-the-art learning facilities, including a law moot court, health clinics, an AUD 230million Science and Engineering Centre, a new AUD 76.7million Education Precinct opening in 2018, and an AUD 80 million Creative Industries Precinct complete with galleries, recording studios and editing suites. Both sites also have plenty of shops and cafes, as well as a swimming pool and fitness centre.
There are over 100 student clubs and societies at QUT, which range from special interest groups to sports clubs. Students can also attend free workshops to help them build their skills in things such as leadership, personal development and careers help.
The University offers a wide range of support services, including extra learning and study skills support, as well as help for disabled students, international students and information and support on finances.
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Australia’s leadership in 3D printing in medicine and health care has leapt ahead with an ARC training centre dedicated to cutting-edge research in close collaboration with hospitals and industry to rapidly translate lab findings into practical patient benefits.
Three research projects well underway at the ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centre in Additive Biomanufacturing based at QUT’s Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation are:
QUT is an ambitious and collaborative institution that seeks to equip students and graduates with the skills they will need in an increasingly disrupted and challenged world.
It is a global university with state-of-the-art facilities, world-class teaching staff and real-world focus for its students.
The University offers a world-class education, evidenced by its international recognition:
QUT is well known as 'a university for the real world' because of its close links with industry and its relevant teaching and applied research. Industry representatives and professionals contribute to its course development, adding a practical perspective to theoretical education.
Its academic staff consult with industry and work on industry projects which often involve students. Staff and students have access to the latest teaching technology.
The University’s performance is exceptional in the Australian Awards for University Teaching and Fellowship programme, which recognises efforts to advance learning and teaching in higher education. QUT has received 100 Australian Awards for University Teaching to date, so students know they’ll be taught by award-winning teaching staff that are experts in their field.
QUT has started 2018 with an international teaching milestone, after its Associate Professor, Christy Collis became the University’s 500th staff member to be recognised as a HEA fellow.
“This milestone indicates the widespread focus on the value of teaching quality at QUT, the value we place on staff who support learning, and the deep commitment to the Academy shown by the many staff members who have helped build QALT by playing roles as mentors, reviewers and champions,” Professor Abby Cathcart, the head of QUT’s Academy of Learning and Teaching, said.
Study options at QUT are offered across the faculties listed below…
It is Australia's first business school with triple international accreditation, a distinction held by less than 1% of business schools worldwide.
QUT Creative Industries Faculty is a world leader in arts, media and design for both teaching and research, with extensive industry partnerships and a proven track record in growing the creative economy.
Through forward-looking courses and cutting-edge research, it is leading the way nationally and internationally. The Faculty's academic programmes include some of the highest-demand undergraduate courses at QUT.
This is one of the largest education faculties in Australia and provides the foundation for lifelong learning in young minds.
QUT offers courses taught by industry professionals, clinical practical placements, and some of the best facilities and equipment in Australia.
Students gain meaningful connections with industry employers through work placements and learn practical skills through its mooting programme.
Its international accreditation, unique courses, and strong industry and research partnerships prepare students to become part of a sought-after global workforce.
QUT course pages include details of the minimum academic and English language requirements for admission.
Some courses may have additional entry requirements such as auditions, interviews, portfolios or questionnaires. There may also be specific closing dates for different courses, which the University publishes on its course pages.
To assess students’ English language proficiency, QUT accepts test results from:
Students must take their proficiency test no more than 2 years before the start of their course. They must email a copy of their latest IELTS or TOEFL score to International Admissions.
If students don't meet the English language or academic requirements for their course, they can study English language or academic bridging courses at QUT before they start their course. QUT International College (QUTIC) is part of the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane, Queensland. It delivers English and Academic pathway programmes on-campus for a large percentage of its full degree students.
High-achieving international students may be eligible for merit scholarships. There is an unlimited number of these scholarships available and recipients will receive a scholarship covering 25% of their course fees, provided they maintain a minimum grade point average throughout the course of their study.
These scholarships cover a range of undergraduate and postgraduate Creative Industries, Business, Science and Engineering degrees and students don't need to apply separately.
Some of them include…
'Receiving the Triple Crown scholarship was a nice surprise. It has assisted me financially, and motivates me to do my best. I chose QUT because of its triple international accreditation and it has that practical element I was looking for.' - Ying Ling Chin (Triple Crown Scholarship recipient)
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