UQ’s 2024 Open Days will be held on:
- Sunday 4 August at St Lucia campus and
- Sunday 18 August at Gatton campus.
If you are considering studying with UQ, go along and explore their campuses and programs, get answers to your questions and see what UQ student life is like.
Upcoming Events at University of Queensland
Young ChangeMakers Program
Year 11 students are invited to apply for this 4-day on-campus experience. Interactive workshops and keynote lectures aim to ignite passions for leadership, academic enrichment, and community development.
Dates: 24–27 November 2024
Location: UQ St Lucia campus
UQ Ready
Year 12 students and parents are invited to join UQ information nights to gain insights and tools for a seamless transition to university life.
- 1 August: Townsville & Gold Coast
Register below or explore the full schedule of dates and locations throughout the year.
UQ Ramsay Undergraduate Scholarships
Applications are now open for one of Australia’s most generous scholarships. Thirty scholarships valued at $32,000 per year for up to five years of study are open to Year 12 school leavers who intend to undertake an extended major in Western Civilisation in 2025 in the Bachelor of Advanced Humanities (Honours) or Bachelor of Humanities/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Applications close Sunday 4 August 2024.
UQ Degree Discovery webinar series
Catch up on the complete Degree Discovery webinar series and hear from academics and current students as they provide insight into the many study areas available at UQ.
Changes to UQ’s music offerings
As of next year, UQ will introduce a new 3-year Bachelor of Music, replacing the 4-year Bachelor of Music (Honours).
This modernised curriculum includes music technology, practice-led courses, private lessons, and ensemble performances. Students will gain the skills and knowledge for careers in composing, playing, researching, or teaching music.
New Science Communication minor
A minor in Science Communication is now available in the Bachelor of Science, Advanced Science (Honours), Biotechnology, and Mathematics programs.
Students will gain the skills to present complex scientific information to diverse audiences, preparing them for roles as content creators, education officers, editorial assistants, and policy advisors in STEM.