Zoe Engeman

Philip Ryan has led a long and successful career in law, finance, and entrepreneurship. But he'll be the first to tell you that he didn't get there on his own. Now he's paying it forward and helping the next gneration find their place in the world.

Read more of Philip Ryan | The power of collaboration

Filed under: Leadership, Legacy, Entrepreneurship

Savannah Franklin is a music industry trailblazer and QUT alum now based in Los Angeles. Savannah has carved out an impressive career in A&R at Columbia Records and works behind the scenes, scouting the next generation of talent.

Read more of Savannah Franklin | On repeat

Filed under: Indigenous Australians, Global careers, Arts and Culture

Ashurst lawyer, Wyatt Cook-Revell is a proud Indigenous Australian. He reflects on this year's NAIDOC theme, The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy, and how he carries these values into everything he does.

Read more of Wyatt Cook-Revell | Walking in two worlds

Filed under: Indigenous Australians

At just 25, Bhosten Savage is already shaping the future of Australia's infrastructure. He shares what drives his work, how cultural values shape his leadership, and his advice for the next generation.

Read more of Bhosten Savage | Built to last

Filed under: Indigenous Australians

From the outside, Susie Taaffe's career looks like a series of bold pivots. But to Susie, each step gave her the knowledge and skillset she needed to end up where she is today—founder of body-positive underwear brand Skanties.

Read more of Susie Taaffe | Rewriting the rules (and the wardrobe)

Filed under: Career pivots, Entrepreneurship

Director of Outplacement Australia, Gillian Kelly, has built a career helping people navigate change with confidence. In this insightful article, she shares her top tips for approaching a career change —and doing it on your own terms.

Read more of Gillian Kelly | From uncertainty to opportunity

Filed under: Career pivots, Future of work

The QUT Law Founders’ Scholarship was established in 1997 by a group of dedicated alumni, staff, and members of the legal community. For the founders, the scholarship represents an investment in the next generation of legal professionals.

Read more of QUT Law Founders' Scholarship | The next generation

Filed under: Legacy

Fifteen years ago, Dr David Moffatt, and David Pradella were among several alumni who donated to establish the Su Mon Wong Scholarship for Excellence in Marketing. The scholarship celebrates former QUT marketing lecturer and mentor, Su Mon Wong.

Read more of Dr David Moffatt and David Pradella | More than a scholarship

Filed under: Legacy

QUT alumnus, Dr Cristina Cifuentes pioneered work in decompilation, a cornerstone of cybersecurity analysis. Cristina reflects on her time at QUT, the uphill battle to have her work recognised, and how her work laid the foundation for a global field.

Read more of Dr Cristina Cifuentes | The mother of decompilation

Filed under: Legacy, Innovation

Mina Patel has led a successful 35-year career with various pharmaceutical companies. The Alumni team recently discovered that QUT is affectionately known as 'Patel University' in her household. We asked Mina to share her story.

Read more of Mina Patel | My QUT legacy

Filed under: Legacy

For the Lenz family, QUT isn’t just where they went to uni—it’s part of their story. No matter where their degree has taken them, QUT remains the thread that ties them together.

Read more of The Lenz family | Powered by QUT

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Heidi Cooper is the CEO of Business Chamber Queensland and an advocate for the business community. Drawing on her experience in some of Australia's largest companies, Heidi discusses the future of Queensland business.

Read more of Heidi Cooper | Queensland business: the economic force behind our state’s bright future

Filed under: Entrepreneurship, Leadership