Global Partnerships

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  • Toubee Chanthaphanith talking with with course leader Dr Prudence Brown

    From classroom to crosswalk: Australia Awards course spurs road safety action in Laos

    Published on: 27 August 2025
    In a compelling example of international collaboration and strategic learning, Lao government officials have developed a comprehensive road safety reform plan for Vientiane Capital, following their participation in the Australia Awards Short Course in Strategic Analysis and Analytical Writing. Delivered by The University of Queensland (UQ) through its International Development unit, the course is part of the Australian Government’s Mekong-Australia Partnership initiative.
  • Two people standing and writing on an interactive wall

    Preparing your CV for Global Development Projects

    21 April 2022 9:00am–10:30am
     
    in Global Development
    A workshop aims to share knowledge with academic, research, and professional staff on how to tailor their CV when applying to participate in global development projects.
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  • Paris

    UQ-UPSaclay Week

    22 November 2021 5:00pm–25 November 2021 7:30pm
     
    in Conferences and seminars
    The University of Queensland (UQ) in collaboration with University of Paris-Saclay (UPSaclay) and its members CentraleSupelec (CS) and AgroParisTech (AgroPT) are hosting four events in November as part of UQ-UPSaclay framework collaboration.
  • Japan

    UQ-Japan Day

    10 November 2021 10:45am–6:00pm
     
    in Conferences and seminars
    The University of Queensland (UQ) has many partnerships with Japan across Universities, Industry and Government. The inaugural UQ-Japan Day will explore existing collaborations and new opportunities to strengthen UQ’s engagement with Japan.
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    UQ-CUHK webinar: The tale of two populations: ageing with HIV in Hong Kong and Australia

    25 October 2021 6:00pm–7:00pm
     
    in Conferences and seminars
    Join UQ and CUHK's webinar on the experiences of people living and ageing with HIV from both clinical and social science lens, with deeper consideration of both management and monitoring and the social determinants of health. 

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