Resources for schools

Schools can access online resources and on-campus opportunities to engage with specific areas of study.

Business

QUT Business School's Accounting in High Schools program allows students to start their QUT business degree while they're still at high school.

Accounting in High Schools program

Health

Careers in health

Our Health Clinics conduct events throughout the year at our Kelvin Grove, Gardens Point and Caboolture campuses. These events aim to provide primary and high school students with a unique insight into the exciting and diverse range of career options within the health sciences industry.

Careers in health events for schools

Law

Our Faculty of Law provides interactive activities for schools.

Law activities for schools

Science and Engineering

To engage secondary students in science, technology, engineering and maths disciplines, our Science and Engineering Faculty offers a variety of on-campus activities in our new Science and Engineering Centre.

Activities can be tailored to suit your school's needs and interests including tours, seminars and hands-on workshops. We also offer professional development courses for teachers.

Our Science and Engineering vans are also available to both primary and secondary schools in the regional areas of South-East Queensland, providing hands-on workshops for students.

Science and engineering for schools

QUTube

Through QUTube, you can access a wide range of educational videos, including:

• advice for getting into uni
• upgrading pathways
• life as a QUT student
• frequently asked questions about QUT
• videos from each of our faculties.

QUTube

Motivating students

Project u is an initiative to encourage prospective students from low-income backgrounds to consider university study as a post-school option.

Project u

Equity Services provides a suite of widening participation activities to support students from north Brisbane to Sunshine Coast south areas, with a particular emphasis on low-SES, rural and Indigenous students.

Widening participation

Study skills

Our library provides online tools to help students with academic study skills.

The Studywell website aims to assist school leavers and new university students with:

• tips on the differences between school and uni
• how to get started
• study management techniques.

Studywell

QUT Precincts

QUT offers a range of programs across its premier visual arts venues:

• QUT Art Museum
• William Robinson Gallery
• Creative Industries Precinct.

These programs are designed to expand learning beyond the classroom, encouraging cultural literacy and critical thinking through a professional exhibition program, labs and workshops, and the QUT Art Collection.

Old Government House also runs education programs and tours.

Gardens Theatre provides professional and QUT Showcase theatre for secondary school students

The Cube offers hands-on and interactive workshops and tours across science, technology, engineering and mathematics.