The University of Queensland

19/10/2026

Just 2 weeks to go! Applications for InspireU Explore 2027 are closing soon.⁠
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InspireU Explore is a 5-day residential camp for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students currently in Years 9-11 (moving into Years 10-12 in 2027), offering a unique opportunity to experience university life at UQ and explore future pathways.⁠
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🏠 Stay on UQ's St Lucia campus for 5 days and 4 nights⁠
🔬 Take part in hands-on workshops and campus tours⁠
🎓 Explore UQ facilities, including labs, colleges and sporting venues⁠
🤝 Connect with peers and ATSIS Unit staff⁠
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Learn more and apply through the link below!

19/10/2026

Every student has their own story of how they got here.

For some, it meant moving away from home. For others, being the first in their family to attend university. Some never thought a university education was possible at all.

Through The Queensland Commitment, we're breaking down barriers to higher education by creating more pathways into university and providing the financial, residential and community support students need to succeed.

Your nurse, physiotherapist, teacher, lawyer or future colleague may have received a scholarship that changed the course of their life.

When students thrive, so do the communities they serve, helping create a brighter future for Queensland.

This , you can help create those same opportunities for the next generation of Queenslanders. Donate to scholarships and other causes that matter most to you. 100% of funds donated go directly to your chosen cause. 💜

For more information head to: https://brnw.ch/21x6v7s

14/09/2026

We’re celebrating women creating change. 💜

UQ alumni Remy Tucker founded , a social enterprise providing free period products, funded through advertising.

From student to social entrepreneur, Remy is showing what’s possible when you turn an idea into action.

Swipe through to discover more about Remy’s story and the impact she’s creating. ➡️

08/09/2026

Uni has its own language. Consider yourself fluent.

Check out some more of the lingo on our website: https://brnw.ch/21x5w5K.

28/08/2026

-The power of prevention-

Twenty years ago, HPV vaccination changed what was possible in the fight against cervical cancer.

In 2006, UQ researchers administered the world’s first HPV vaccine to a Brisbane schoolgirl at the PA Hospital, helping pave the way for a future where a cancer could be prevented, rather than detected and treated.

Today, we’re seeing the impact of that breakthrough. As vaccination programs have expanded and evolved, cervical cancer is moving towards elimination.

And behind that progress is research that can create change long after the original discovery, shaping the health and future of families, communities and generations to come.

This is the power of research that improves lives and changes the world.

Head to the link to learn more https://news.uq.edu.au/2026-08-20-years-millions-lives-saved-one-revolutionary-vaccine

18/08/2026

UQ is committed to creating positive change that strengthens communities and contributes to a more sustainable future.

Our student community is vital to this mission. Hear our some of our current UQ students are creating change. 💜

We develop graduates with the skills needed for Queensland and Australia’s future workforce. Our research strengthens national capabilities and helps industries to adapt and grow.

Through The Queensland Commitment, we’re expanding equitable access to higher education and strengthening our partnerships with communities across Queensland.

Find out more about The Queensland Commitment here: https://partners-community.uq.edu.au/queensland-commitment.

05/08/2026

The final days of competition delivered more success for University of Queensland athletes in Glasgow.

Former UQ student Lachlan Kennedy helped Australia claim gold in the men’s 4x100 metres relay.

It was Australia's first Commonwealth Games title in that event since 1974.

In netball, UQ Master of Molecular Imaging Technology graduate Cara Koenen finished her campaign with a bronze medal.

The Australian Diamonds defeated England 68-50 in the third-place playoff after going down to Jamaica in the semi-finals.

Read the full news story -

The final days of competition have delivered more success for University of Queensland athletes in Glasgow.

04/08/2026

QTAC help: does your teen understand the application process?

One of the biggest decisions a Year 12 student has to make is which university they want to attend and what course they would like to study. In Queensland, the application process is run through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC).

The prospect of leaving high school is scary but exciting for any teenager. The world is full of possibilities, and they’re assigned the daunting task of deciding where they want their adult life to lead.

Teenagers who want a higher education and the power to do what they love typically choose university as the next step. For teens in Queensland, this means going through the QTAC application process.

There’s a lot of information to take in regarding QTAC, and to make it easy for your teen to understand, we’ve broken down everything you need to know to help them.

Read the full article by clicking the 🔗

One of the biggest decisions a Year 12 student has to make is which university they want to attend and what course they would like to study. In Queensland, the application process is run through the Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC).

28/07/2026

QTAC applications are opening soon.

If you’re experiencing financial difficulties and are concerned about funding university studies, follow these steps:

> Apply for the Educational Access Scheme, ‘financial hardship’ category in your QTAC application.

> Put a UQ program in your preference list.

By doing this, you’ll be considered for our TQC Scholarship, which offers $7,000 per year for standard duration of your study, and +5 ATAR adjustments.

Check the scholarship webpage for more details 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21x4vkN

23/07/2026

Are university open days worth it? We're here to help you pinpoint what you can get out of the experience.

If you’re still on the fence about the whole open day thing, we get it – it’s another event you need to squeeze into your already busy weekend schedule. However, uni open days can be extremely worthwhile when it comes to making a decision about the right university for you.

Click the link to learn more: https://study.uq.edu.au/stories/why-go-university-open-days

22/07/2026

UQ Open Day is on the horizon, maximise your day with these hacks!

👉 Register here: https://study.uq.edu.au/open-day

1. Download the UQ Open Day app to find your way, plan your day and go in the running to win major prizes.
2. Speak to students and staff to hear what it's really like to study at UQ.
3. Explore our campus at your own pace, or join a tour to get the full experience.

💜 Unsure what to ask? https://study.uq.edu.au/stories/university-open-days-your-complete-guide

St Lucia: Sunday 2 August, 9am–3pm.
Gatton: Sunday 16 August, 9am–2pm.