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A university for the real world
Seven QUT researchers were awarded close to AUD 2.92 million by the 2020 Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Early Career Researcher Award.
Their research projects cover areas such as digital technology, reduction of smart phone related road accidents, sustainable building designs, youth peace advocacy, and more.
Jessie Hughes, a QUT alumnus, a design strategist and creative technologist, was recently named a 2020 John Monash Scholar.
She will be 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, “I am applying to them both. Either way, MIT and Harvard are both based in Cambridge, MA so I will be moving there and hopefully commencing study in September 2020. 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.”
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 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 also have the opportunity to gain work experience and travel across the world during their studies and after graduation.
Some of QUT’s recent accolades are:
QUT offers numerous study options across its faculties:
QUT’s business school is the first in Australia to receive triple international accreditation and prepares students for employment in Australia and overseas. It is ranked among the top 100 globally in business and economics by the THE World University Rankings 2019.
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 2019). The university offers Australia’s largest combination of creative disciplines and a wide array of industry partnerships.
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.
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.
The graduates of QUT law or justice are sought after by employers and are taught by award-winning staff who are globally renowned and full-time academics as well as justice professionals and practising lawyers.
The faculty is one of Australia’s largest faculties with 23 disciplines and ten schools. Its strong 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.
Students should check the course information in order to determine the academic requirements they need to meet. This includes any and all additional requirements like interviews, auditions, or portfolios.
Students must meet the English language requirements for their chosen course. Queensland University of Technology accepts results from a number of standardised tests. Students must check individual programme pages to view details. Students must take a proficiency test no longer than two years before they commence their courses.
The university accepts test results from:
If students do not meet the requisite English language test scores, or adequate academic requirements for their preferred courses, the university may offer them a course package, which incorporates students’ preferred courses with either the English language or pathway programme. If students pass these courses, they can move straight into their full degree.
The university offers international students many scholarships including:
High-achieving international students may be eligible for a merit scholarship, provided they meet required academic conditions.
The recipients will receive:
These scholarships cover a range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in the Business, Creative Industries, Education Science and Engineering faculties. Students don't need to apply separately.
“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).
The university offers its students a number of facilities including:
The Gardens Point campus is located in Brisbane's city centre, next to Parliament House, the Brisbane River, and the City Botanical Gardens. The Goodwill Bridge offers students easy access on bicycle or foot to the cultural capital of South Bank.
There are numerous eating options at the Gardens Point campus, comprising of a food court and cafes. The Brisbane city centre is also just a short walk away. The university’s students will be able to enjoy several of the cultural venues on campus.
There are student accommodation providers within five minutes’ walk. QUT’s accommodation service can help students with advice and information on finding accommodation in the city of Brisbane.
The main campus for creative industries, education, health and international college students, Kelvin Grove is located in the thriving Kelvin Grove Urban Village.
Students enjoy collaborative learning spaces, performance venues, shops and cafes, set amongst the vibrant urban village.
The village offers students shops, restaurants, residential units, a weekly market, parklands and fitness facilities, along with the performance spaces and dynamic art at the QUT's Creative Industries Precinct.
There are several options for food and drink at Kelvin Grove campus, comprising of franchises such as Sushi Mura and Boost Juice.
Fully furnished apartments are available for students to rent in the village, and both Iglu and Unilodge have on-campus student accommodation available. QUT’s accommodation service can also help with information and advice on finding accommodation near campus.
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