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Engineering alumnus Lazarus Cinnabar is now working on major transport projects for the Victorian Government, improving public transport and reducing traffic congestion.
An Indigenous internship program that is kick-starting careers and helping QUT graduates like Andrew Niven (pictured left) is being boosted by new pledges of long-term support from the tertiary sector.
Our Indigenous Australian Science and Infrastructure Development (SID) Winter School encourages Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to explore their post-school options and gain access to higher education.
Jyi Lawton's outstanding leadership efforts as a law student, youth worker, rugby league player/coach, student ambassador and Indigenous mentor have been recognised with QUT's 2014 Student Leader of the Year award.
Oodgeroo Noonuccal was and continues to be recognised as one of Australia’s leading literary figures, who used her pen to give voice to the Indigenous struggle for rights and justice.
Established in 1991, the Oodgeroo Unit is QUT’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student support centre committed to developing better access to university education for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and promote higher levels of participation in tertiary education. Our main administration office is located at Kelvin Grove, and have additional facilities at our Gardens Point student support centre. On both campuses we have computer labs, quiet places to study and work with tutors, and places to meet with other students.
The Oodgeroo Unit:
Our Indigenous education statement outlines:
We have more than 620 indigenous students enrolled at QUT, who study in:
About 60% of our students are from the metropolitan or near metropolitan area. Others come from as far north as the Torres Straits, Central Queensland and South-East Queensland, and surrounding regional areas and interstate - ACT, NSW and NT.
CASP is an alternate entry pathway to university study. We take into account prior learning and other personal achievements to give you a better chance of getting into the course you want, as well as a bursary to help you with study or living costs.
The Commonwealth Government funds the Keystones of Success: Supporting our Future Leaders program, which provides additional hours of tuition and study support to Indigenous students. We encourage all current Indigenous students to see if they're eligible for study support.
A number of scholarships, prizes and bursaries are available for our students across all faculties including the Equity Computer Scheme.
Pre-orientation program (POP) week is designed to familiarise you with important aspects of university life, and to give you the best possible start to your studies at QUT.
Indigenous community and support programs are run through the QUT Guild's Indigenous Portfolio, and through other QUT Guild programs.