Author: Jenni Hastings
Filed under: Innovation
QUT research update: August 2026
See the most recent research updates from QUT this month including the first-ever koala chlamydia vaccine implant inserted into a wild koala, A QUT scientist awarded one of computational mechanics highest honours and new research partnerships.
Filed under: Events
Alumni on campus: July 2026
July was a busy month on campus, with a number of alumni involved in events including QUT Open Day, the 2026 Future You Summit, CareerCon and Faculty of science Deans scholars networking Event. See our article for a round up and some photos of each event.
Filed under: Entrepreneurship
From vision to venture: insights from alumni entrepreneurs
What does it really take to turn an idea into a successful business? Alumni founders and business leaders from a range of industries share the lessons they've learned about entrepreneurship.
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From founder to CEO coach: the entrepreneurial journey of Phil Hayes-St Clair
From building multiple businesses across diverse industries to coaching CEOs and hosting a fast-growing leadership podcast, QUT alumnus Phil Hayes-St Clair has built a career around helping leaders grow with clarity, purpose and sustainability.
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The power of podcasts
QUT alumni who host their own podcasts share what inspired them to step behind the microphone, the work involved, and why podcasting has become such an influential platform for storytelling and connection.
Filed under: Events
What's on: August - September 2026
We’ve got you covered with a list of exciting events happening on and off campus this August and September, including both free and paid events for QUT Alumni.
Filed under: Innovation
QUT research update: July 2026
See the most recent research updates from QUT this month including a newly discovered tiny marsupial, a new partnership with Metro North Health and a nationwide study on critical knowledge gaps in child and adolescent cancer care.
Filed under: Indigenous Australians
Inclusive conservation with Nicole Forrester
As Chief Regenerative Officer at WWF-Australia, Nicole Forrester is helping shape a future where nature, climate and communities are not viewed as separate challenges, but as deeply interconnected opportunities for transformation.
Filed under: Indigenous Australians
Deadly Leaders, Enduring Legacies
In celebration of NAIDOC week we connected with some of our past Indigenous Australian Outstanding Alumni award winners to reflect on what it means to be deadly.
Filed under: Events
What's on: July - August 2026
We’ve got you covered with a list of exciting events happening on and off campus this July and August, including both free and paid events for QUT Alumni.
Filed under: Sustainability
Local voices, lasting impact: meaningful community engagement
Sustainability may be global in scope, but meaningful change starts locally. Across sectors, QUT alumni are finding that real impact depends not just on ambitious ideas, but on deep, ongoing engagement with the communities they serve.
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Sustainability, equity and the fight against food insecurity
Rising living costs, supply disruptions and climate pressures are making it harder to access affordable, nutritious food. QUT alumni reflect on the various issues and provide some potential solutions.
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