Information technology

From applauding groundbreaking scientific discoveries to championing environmental conservation and spotlighting social justice and technological marvels, get ready to mark your calendars with important STEM days in 2025!

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Filed under: Games development, Data science, Mathematics, Information technology, Science

If you are uncertain about your academic path or have not met the ATAR threshold for a bachelor's degree, you can pursue a combined diploma degree pathway.

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The Master of Information Technology has recently been reviewed and refreshed based on valuable feedback from students, academics, and industry professionals and has successfully been reaccredited for seven years, effective from 1 January 2025.

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Filed under: Postgraduate, Information technology

Are you starting university soon? Throughout your degree, there might be times when you'll need help with your studies. The QUT Student Success team offers support for all students, including drop-in sessions and workshops.

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Filed under: Undergraduate, Games development, Data science, Mathematics, Information technology, Science

What is a Hackathon? Who participates, and what are the key takeaways? Learn this and more from a winning team and QUT academic expert.

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Filed under: Real-world experience, Undergraduate, Information technology, Games development, Student clubs

Westpac Young Technologist Elisha Cordero’s passion for technology and fixing the gender gap in STEM led her onto an IT + business study path. Here, she’s gathering the skills and knowledge to make a difference for women and rural communities.

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Filed under: Information technology, Double degrees, Scholarships

If you're completing Year 12 (or a gap year) in 2024, starting university for the first time in 2025, and identifying as female, non-binary, or Indigenous Australian, we have two new exciting scholarships for you to explore.

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Filed under: Scholarships, Undergraduate, Data science, Science, Information technology, Games development, Mathematics

Studying human-centred technology design at QUT involves collaborating on real-world projects, known as work-integrated learning (WIL). This year, students partnered with Mettlesome to explore digital technologies for mental wellbeing.

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Filed under: Real-world experience, Undergraduate, Information technology, Postgraduate

Kanu's extraordinary journey is a powerful narrative of empowering young women to pursue careers in STEM. Her passion for positively impacting the tech industry has shaped her career and inspired countless others along the way.

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Filed under: Undergraduate, Mathematics, Information technology, Scholarships, Double degrees

Are you a Year 12 student ready to explore your university options in science, technology, maths and data? Join us at QUT Open Day on Sunday 28 July on our vibrant Gardens Point campus to get a taste of the QUT student experience.

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Filed under: Undergraduate, Mathematics, Information technology, Data science, Science, Games development

Contemplating starting your uni journey at mid-year? Delve into the benefits of mid-year entry, explore the differences between February and July intakes, and find out what courses are available.

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Filed under: Undergraduate, Science, Information technology, Data science

In this interview PhD researcher, Cael, discusses her work developing VR experiences that transport users to Mars and Australian field sites and also shares her tips with those thinking about studying at university.

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Filed under: Undergraduate, Research, Real-world experience, Information technology, Games development