Partnering for change

The University of Queensland (UQ) is committed to working collaboratively with international partners to increase global connectedness and create positive, lasting change in the communities where we engage.

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To support the successful implementation of the Global Engagement Framework, the Global Partnerships Funding Scheme has been created to assist UQ faculties, institutes and units to pursue activities with specific international partners that will strengthen the impact of UQ’s global network. Applications close 14 August.
UQ's valued relationship with India has been strengthened by decades of academic and industry partnerships, student mobility, and commercialisation opportunities. We collaborate with a range of Indian organisations to ensure our research and innovation delivers change. Learn more about UQ's partnerships with India.
This scheme aims to provide seed funding to promote joint projects which will expand academic and research linkages between UQ and IIT Delhi, and build a pipeline of research teams and collaborations positioned for larger funding opportunities in the future. Applications close 17 August.

Our global impact

UQ's impact can be felt all over the globe. See how our relationships are helping create a better world.

Our work

Research and educational organisations, sponsors, government, and industry engage with us to create change.
We assist international sponsored students to access services across the university and enable global experiences for UQ students.
We welcome visits from representatives of international universities, research organisations, industry, and government bodies.
Find out how we are living up to our mission to deliver global development leadership for a better world.

A connected university



450+

partners across 60 countries


325,000+

alumni in 190 countries


25+

years of development experience
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General enquiries

Email: global.partnerships@uq.edu.au
Phone: +61 7 3346 9167 

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