Events

The University of Queensland (UQ), the University of Exeter (Exeter) and the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) are world-leading institutions in environmental science research with a strong dedication to advance the sustainable development goals. The three universities have separately established the QUEX Institute and the CUHK-Exeter Joint Centre for Environmental Sustainability and Resilience (ENSURE) to tackle challenges emerging from the changing environment and its influences on planetary health.

UQ and Korea University present a 1-day workshop / seminar to address complex cyber security challenges, engage researchers, industry experts and students.

The University of Queensland (UQ) in collaboration with the Tel Aviv University (TAU) are hosting a Cyber Security Workshop.

At Teaching and Learning Week (T&L) 2021, this session will showcase examples of UQ development activities in the Indo-Pacific and the opportunities and benefits available to academics, researchers and students to participate in future projects.

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. 

The 2021 Latin American Colloquium will look to: Solidarity and Partnerships for Recovery. Addressing how Australia and Latin America have expanded collaboration and built partnerships amid COVID-19. Disruptions to the way we learn, work, and live are paving the way for new opportunities, partnerships, and surprising innovations.

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

The University of Queensland (UQ) and The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) share a strong track record and vision for research and social impact in addressing society’s key challenges. We are pleased to cordially invite you to join a panel of experts in the following webinar.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) workshop will showcase senior Quantum researchers and PhD students on their research and provide an opportunity to learn about external funding opportunities through the Australian Research Council, Novo Nordisk Foundation, and the Innovation Fund Denmark to support high impact research.

The University of Queensland (UQ) and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) workshop will showcase senior Quantum researchers and PhD students on their research and provide an opportunity to learn about external funding opportunities through the Australian Research Council, Novo Nordisk Foundation, and the Innovation Fund Denmark to support high impact research.

Join the virtual Munich Global Impact Sprint (MGIS) and benefit from exclusive TUM start-up consultancy and the network of Munich’s biggest universities and it’s entrepreneurship centers. Join batch two in 2021 from October - April. Applications close 6 September, 2021. 

The TUM DeepTech IDEAward is an opportunity for international entrepreneurial talents to finance their entrance into the Munich ecosystem. Win a total of 40,000 EUR in prize money and 40,000 EUR in grants. Applications close 31 August, 2021.

Our colleagues in HASS will be leading the way in exploring opportunities for collaboration between UQ and Universitas Indonesia (UI) on addressing Communication for Development and Social Change through a research-focused webinar. For more information contact UQ’s representative in Indonesia, Sovi; sovi.arinta@uq.edu.au.

Join the Westpac Future Leaders Information Session on Tuesday 27 July. The Westpac Scholars program, valued up to $120,000 supports exceptional individuals to undertake postgraduate study at one of Australia's leading universities.

The University of Queensland will host the 11th biennial Indonesia Council Open Conference (ICOC) in July 2021. The conference theme is “Sustaining Bilateral Research Partnerships: Online Indonesia Council Open Conference”. The focus of ICOC 2021 will be building research collaborations.

UQ is hosting the 2021 Research for Development Impact Conference on St Lucia online, 1-2 July 2021. The conference’s theme is Pathways through disruption – the future of sustainable development and recovery in the Pacific and Southeast Asia.

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.