NASA Jet Propulsion Lab
NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (JPL) is working closely with QUT planetary science and visualisation experts as a part of the Mars 2020 mission's Planetary Instrument for X-ray Lithochemistry (PIXL) team.
Understand and tackle the greatest challenges facing our world and its future.
Join scientists tackling climate change, long-term ecological strategy, energy and geosystems, food security and water resource management. We need the next generation of scientists to be driving us to a better and brighter future. Scientists who will make discoveries we can't even dream about today, and who will help solve future challenges.
Kick start your career with an undergraduate science degree that integrates theory and practice. With a strong focus on experimental design, you'll be equally skilled at the desk, in the laboratory and in the field.
A postgraduate science degree offers you the opportunity to further your knowledge in well-established and emerging areas in the field.
Join a collaborative research community at QUT that drives innovation and solve complex, real-world challenges.
Think about the future. What issues do we need to address, as a society, to ensure longevity? Climate change. Water scarcity. Food shortages. Species extinction. Affordable housing.
A predicted 75% of future occupations need STEM literacy, so a skilled STEM workforce is central to addressing these complex issues now and into the future.
Explore the full range of science majors in your first year before you choose your science career specialisation.
Bachelor of ScienceImmerse yourself in real-world research from your first year - with authentic research environments and projects.
Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours)Hear Professor Troy Farrell, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, discuss how pursuing studies in science, maths or IT will prepare you to be a lifelong learner, able to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Climate change is the foremost critical challenge to the sustainability of Earth. There is rapidly growing demand for expertise in the area. Our new climate science minor delivers a strong understanding of climate science and combines it with Earth-ocean-atmosphere interaction, insight into global change, sustainability and air quality, and climate change mitigation measures.
With a QUT scholarship you could receive money to help with your living costs and uni supplies, opportunities to work on great projects, practical work experience, or an introduction to industry professionals.
A double degree can help you develop a portfolio of skills and capabilities so you will be flexible, prepared for change and able to maximise your career opportunities. Create your own specialist career niche by combining your science degree with a complementary study area that interest you.
Discover what a job in science is all about, meet real people working in the field and find out what you can do right now to set your career on the right path.
Tune in to hear from a great line-up of guest QUT alumni from around the world.
Hosted by current QUT STEM student, Mackenzi Oliver, the show welcomes our guests to share stories about the paths they’ve taken to get where they are in their STEM careers.
With only one in four STEM workers being women, we recognise the importance of supporting and celebrating women pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and maths.
We're tackling this gender divide through a number of programs and initiatives, including #STEMtheTide.
A large installation made of sugar will be the centrepiece of a new exhibition focussed on the hidden connections between people and their environment opening at QUT Art Museum on July 5.
New Australian-made positioning technology based on QUT research is set to compete with global brands in monitoring risk and safety of road bridges, high-rise buildings, dams and other major natural or constructed structures.
Australia and other national governments should follow the lead of the United States and share their intellectual property on COVID-19 technology through the World Health Organisation’s COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP), says QUT IP law expert Professor Matthew Rimmer.
Join scientists tackling climate change, long-term ecological strategy, energy and geosystems, food security and water resource management. We need the next generation of scientists to be driving us to a better and brighter future. Scientists who will make discoveries we can't even dream about today, and who will help solve future challenges.
Kick start your career with an undergraduate science degree that integrates theory and practice. With a strong focus on experimental design, you'll be equally skilled at the desk, in the laboratory and in the field.
A postgraduate science degree offers you the opportunity to further your knowledge in well-established and emerging areas in the field.
Join a collaborative research community at QUT that drives innovation and solve complex, real-world challenges.
With a QUT scholarship you could receive money to help with your living costs and uni supplies, opportunities to work on great projects, practical work experience, or an introduction to industry professionals.
With only one in four STEM workers being women, we recognise the importance of supporting and celebrating women pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering and maths.
We're tackling this gender divide through a number of programs and initiatives, including #STEMtheTide.
Meet some of the people changing our world for the better, with a behind the scenes snapshot of science that can:
Hear Professor Troy Farrell, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, discuss how pursuing studies in science, maths or IT will prepare you to be a lifelong learner, able to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
A large installation made of sugar will be the centrepiece of a new exhibition focussed on the hidden connections between people and their environment opening at QUT Art Museum on July 5.
New Australian-made positioning technology based on QUT research is set to compete with global brands in monitoring risk and safety of road bridges, high-rise buildings, dams and other major natural or constructed structures.
Australia and other national governments should follow the lead of the United States and share their intellectual property on COVID-19 technology through the World Health Organisation’s COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP), says QUT IP law expert Professor Matthew Rimmer.
Join scientists tackling climate change, long-term ecological strategy, energy and geosystems, food security and water resource management. We need the next generation of scientists to be driving us to a better and brighter future. Scientists who will make discoveries we can't even dream about today, and who will help solve future challenges.
Kick start your career with an undergraduate science degree that integrates theory and practice. With a strong focus on experimental design, you'll be equally skilled at the desk, in the laboratory and in the field.
A postgraduate science degree offers you the opportunity to further your knowledge in well-established and emerging areas in the field.
Join a collaborative research community at QUT that drives innovation and solve complex, real-world challenges.
Think about the future. What issues do we need to address, as a society, to ensure longevity? Climate change. Water scarcity. Food shortages. Species extinction. Affordable housing.
A predicted 75% of future occupations need STEM literacy, so a skilled STEM workforce is central to addressing these complex issues now and into the future.
Explore the full range of science majors in your first year before you choose your science career specialisation.
Bachelor of ScienceImmerse yourself in real-world research from your first year - with authentic research environments and projects.
Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours)Hear Professor Troy Farrell, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Science, discuss how pursuing studies in science, maths or IT will prepare you to be a lifelong learner, able to adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Climate change is the foremost critical challenge to the sustainability of Earth. There is rapidly growing demand for expertise in the area. Our new climate science minor delivers a strong understanding of climate science and combines it with Earth-ocean-atmosphere interaction, insight into global change, sustainability and air quality, and climate change mitigation measures.
With a QUT scholarship you could receive money to help with your living costs and uni supplies, opportunities to work on great projects, practical work experience, or an introduction to industry professionals.
Tune in to hear from a great line-up of guest QUT alumni from around the world.
Hosted by current QUT STEM student, Mackenzi Oliver, the show welcomes our guests to share stories about the paths they’ve taken to get where they are in their STEM careers.
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We're tackling this gender divide through a number of programs and initiatives, including #STEMtheTide.
A large installation made of sugar will be the centrepiece of a new exhibition focussed on the hidden connections between people and their environment opening at QUT Art Museum on July 5.
New Australian-made positioning technology based on QUT research is set to compete with global brands in monitoring risk and safety of road bridges, high-rise buildings, dams and other major natural or constructed structures.
Australia and other national governments should follow the lead of the United States and share their intellectual property on COVID-19 technology through the World Health Organisation’s COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP), says QUT IP law expert Professor Matthew Rimmer.
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