Events

Priorities are shifting and the way we harness technology, innovation, and cooperation to tackle global challenges is being reimagined. What are the opportunities in innovation post-pandemic and how can universities help their graduates to take advantage of them? The third webinar will focus on developing innovation ecosystems and university graduates of the future that are able to respond to the changing needs of society.

Come learn about the New Colombo Plan (NCP) Scholarship and Mobility opportunities available for UQ Students! Hear from previous NCP recipients and learn from their first hand experiences.

The Prestigious Scholarships Virtual Info Session brings together major scholarship providers that support global study and research opportunities.

Sign up for a webinar to learn about studying Sustainable Energy at The University of Queensland. Programs are available online and in person on campus in Brisbane

Sign up for a webinar to learn about studying Sustainable Energy at The University of Queensland. Programs are available online and in person on campus in Brisbane

Jewish National Fund, the Israeli Embassy in Canberra and UQ are proud to present the Earth Day Webinar, addressing Coral Reefs in a World of Extreme Climate Change.

Join the Australia-Latin America Business Council for the Webinar Digital Infrastructure: Why it matters for your business. To get free registration, please register as a UQ Member and use the code: 5UCYJN77

From the supply of critical materials to sustainable land and water usage, if we don’t start transitioning at greater speeds and in larger quantities to renewable energy systems, the human race may find itself with nothing left. The second webinar will bring together experts in their respective fields to identify positive action and sustainable practices applicable within and across Australia, Canada, and the Globe.

Despite sustained efforts to improve Indigenous people’s health, significant gaps, such as, life expectancy and child mortality remain between the dominant and Indigenous populations in Australia and Canada – clearly reform is needed. The second webinar will look to some of UQ and UBC’s leading researchers to help us understand what more can be done to close the gap and improve Indigenous health outcomes.

The University of Queensland (UQ) in collaboration with the Embassy of Israel in Australia are hosting a webinar Cyber Security - is a secure future possible?

Emory and UQ have partnered to establish a Collaborative Partnership Research Grant through Emory’s Halle Institute for Global Research. The Collaborative Partnership Research Grant program fosters the broadening of international research and engagement between Emory University and UQ.

The inaugural MetaGame Conference will focus on Hong Kong as an emerging Esports leader in the region and examines the ways that an international network of Esports leaders can further its scope within universities from Esports as digital entertainment to developing career pathways for students in the Esports ecosystem.

Join us for a showcase of the QUEX Institute with interactive sessions to discuss ideas and explore approaches/solutions to global and local challenges. This will be a valuable opportunity for the QUEX community to come together to share knowledge and present progress of QUEX-funded projects and initiatives. Symposium sessions will create space for academics, researchers, students and professional service staff to come together to discuss collaborative ideas and celebrate the success of the Institute to date.

Join UQ and the Australian-Latin America Business Council (ALABC) for a webinar to address the issue: how Universities can work with Government to rebuild in a post-pandemic world.

The University of Queensland (UQ) in collaboration with the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IITD) and All India Institute of Medical Science (AIIMS) have identified strong potential for future collaboration in Functional Genomics.

After the successful inaugural UQ-CUHK Health Engineering Virtual Symposium held on Wednesday 19 August 2020, The University of Queensland (UQ) and The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) will hold a public webinar focused on an ethics discussion “The Ethics of Health during a Global Pandemic”.

Emory and UQ have partnered to establish a Collaborative Partnership Research Grant through Emory’s Halle Institute for Global Research. The Collaborative Partnership Research Grant program fosters the broadening of international research and engagement between Emory University and UQ.

The High Commission of Canada and The University of Queensland invite you to join us for our upcoming webinar to learn more about Canadian research funding options.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and the University of Indonesia (UI) are delighted to present the first in a regular series of webinars as part of the UQ-UI Bilateral Research Forum.

UQ and Jilin University (JLU) share a strong vision to deliver world-class teaching and research outcomes that will create lasting positive change.

Registrations for the AASYP Reset: ASEAN-Australia Youth Innovation Challenge are now open! AASYP Reset will bring together and encourage young people from across ASEAN and Australia to develop and pitch solutions to our region’s most pressing problems. Free to enter with AUD $1000 up for grabs, as well as mentoring from industry leaders, opportunities to build your skill and capabilities, and the potential to turn your idea into a reality!

UQ and Australian-Latin American Business Council (ALABC) are co-hosting the Latin American Sustainability Symposium. Where key speakers will address three panels: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure, Sustainable Production and Consumption, and Partnerships for the Goals.

The Indo-Pacific Student Mobility Youth Dialogue is a new initiative to bring together Australian students to discuss the future of international education and mobility. Applications close on 2 August 2020.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) share a strong track record and vision for success. The two institutions have identified strong potential for future collaboration in numerous areas including engineering, health sciences, medicine, and social sciences to share expertise, leverage opportunities and address global challenges. To build a strong research network and engagement across UQ and CUHK, a series of research symposiums are planned to guide future research collaborations.