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Learn from passionate health professionals who are experts in clinical practice, public health and health science.
Your success guide
Students in our Faculty of Health can take advantage of scholarships, international travel opportunities, and work placements to enhance their university experience.
Accreditation
Accrediting bodies from Australia and overseas endorse our world-class undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
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QUT Health Clinics
QUT Health Clinics provide real-world clinical education to the next generation of healthcare professionals and quality patient care to the community.
Our integrated services are delivered through discipline-specific clinics and through interprofessional programs. See our services page or the offerings below for more information.
About us
QUT's Faculty of Health is made up of seven schools covering the spectrum of healthcare.
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Embark on a health career to make a difference in people's lives and in communities.
Our research
We conduct multidisciplinary and purpose-driven research addressing real-world health issues.
Engage with us
We pride ourselves on our engagement with industry and the community, such as our continued links with alumni, professional training courses, and commercial research and consultancy.
Research facilities
Our facilities are purpose-built to conduct research that is relevant to industry and communities.
News
Christmas brings 21% increase in odds of death or injury on Qld roads
Road crashes during the Christmas season (December 21 to January 10) are 21 per cent more likely to result in death or serious injury than crashes that occur over the rest of the year. That’s one of the sobering findings of a QUT analysis of the state’s road crash data from 2015 to 2019.
Fit gamers challenge ‘fat’ stereotype, new esports research
Esports players are up to 21 per cent healthier weight than the general population, hardly smoke and drink less too, says a new QUT study.
Events
2 December 2020
What's On in 2021 for QUT Young Accelerators
3 December 2020
Patient Rights and Healthcare Decision-Making after COVID-19: QUT Global Law, Science and Technology Seminar Series
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