QUT alumni tell Brisbane Heat story from failure to fortune
Brisbane Heat are local heroes but it’s been a rocky road and now a documentary on the team’s journey has been put together by another team, a group of QUT alumni.
News just in: QUT grad Kirilly launches radio career
When QUT journalism graduate Kirilly Mahon returns home to the Darling Downs for her 21st birthday this month, she’ll be celebrating with people who get to listen in on her new job every day.
QUT students show off their acting chops in graduation showcase
Final year QUT acting students will tread the boards next week in a play written specifically for them by one of the rising stars of Australian drama.
Call for wider range of dwellings to suit different needs - Design for a Just World symposium
Australian cities need a diverse range of flexible housing types to cater for the needs of all groups to tackle the housing crisis, says QUT property economist Dr Lyndall Bryant, who leads a panel at QUT’s Design for a Just World Symposium tomorrow and Wednesday (19-20 November).
ARC Linkage program boosts diverse projects
QUT researchers are celebrating the awarding of four ARC Linkage grants totalling $1,610,220 and one ARC Linkage and Infrastructure, Equipment and Facilities grant of $261,250.
QUT visual arts showcase a platform to inspire high school students
South East Queensland high school students are coming for an inside look at what studying a creative arts degree at QUT is like, thanks to an invitation to attend a graduate showcase on Thursday and Friday.