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News
QUT and AIS join forces to boost student-athlete wellbeing
QUT and the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) have joined forces to boost student-athlete wellbeing through a holistic research and intervention program that targets study, sport and social success.
Let’s gooo!!! 3 QUT swimmers selected for 2024 Paris Games
Three QUT students have secured tickets to Paris to swim for Australia at the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
QUT rugby stars represent Australia at world uni rugby sevens
Four QUT rugby players are in France this week representing Australia at the World University Championship (WUC) Rugby Sevens.
24 QUT students contest Australian swim trials for Paris Games
An amazing cohort of 24 QUT students will compete at the national swimming trials in Brisbane from June 10 to 15 for the chance to represent Australia at the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris.
‘Clothes for Careers’ pop-up shop helps students get work-ready
QUT will open its first free 'Clothes for Careers' pop-up shop on May 7 to help students get work-ready and ease some of the financial pressure associated with work placements, interviews and new jobs.
Are video games good for young kids? QUT study finds ‘wellbeing’ benefits
Playing video games can help boost children’s wellbeing in ways including making them feel competent, empowered and socially connected to others, according to a QUT study featured in a new UNICEF report on the impact of gaming.