Create your own personalised program
Don’t forget, the easiest way to navigate Open Day is with our online planner. Use your phone, tablet or desktop to create your own personalised program for all the sessions and tours you’d like to attend and go into the draw to win a MacBook Pro.
Check out the full program
See all the seminar and tour times, and campus maps showing where everything is happening on the day.
Which campus should I visit?
Across both campuses, you'll be able to:
- tour the campus, our libraries and learning hubs, and the Oodgeroo Unit, our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student success unit
- attend general seminars on getting in, study costs, student life, finances, QUT You, course and career decisions and making the transition to uni
- find out how to get involved in high-impact research and talk to real students about their real-world research.
If you’re still deciding which campus to attend on the day, check below for the area of study you’re interested in.
| Kelvin Grove study areas |
|---|
| Communication |
| Creative arts |
| Design |
| Justice |
| Teaching and education |
| Health – clinical exercise physiology, health information management, nursing, nutrition and dietetics, nutrition science, paramedic science, podiatry, psychology, public health optometry and vision science, social work and human services, sport and exercise science |
Highlights include
- Creative arts – Virtual Production Studio open house with demonstrations
- Design - BMW Group + QUT Design Academy Beta Lab
- Health labs, simulation facilities, clinics and demonstrations
- QUT College – for students interested in pathways and diploma courses
- Research opportunities – for students interested in higher degree research programs
- Teaching and education drop-in cafe and Education Precinct tour
- QUT Sport Tech Van.
| Gardens Point study areas |
|---|
| Architecture and built environment |
| Business |
| Engineering |
| Information technology and games |
| Languages |
| Law |
| Mathematics and data science |
| Science |
| Health – biomedical science, medical imaging, medical laboratory science, pharmacy, radiation therapy |
Highlights include
- Architecture, built environment and engineering open houses showcasing student displays, experiments and student clubs
- Economics and Finance Bloomberg Lab where business students make financial trades
- Health simulation and virtual environments, labs and demonstrations
- QUT Law Library tours
- Science, technology, maths and data science research showcase featuring student research and projects
- Street Science experiments and fun activities
- QUT Foundry tours, our dedicated student entrepreneurial space
- Play the Guess You: Match My Skills game
- Esports Arena, Virtual Sport Centre and other QUT Sport facilities.
Getting to our campuses
Gardens Point
Car
Parking is free but limited and we encourage you to take public transport where possible. Additional free parking is available at Kelvin Grove (and you can catch the free campus shuttle bus to Gardens Point) or you can access paid parking stations across the CBD.
Bus
Walk from the city bus stations, or the Mater Hill or South Bank bus stations (a short walk across the Goodwill Bridge).
Train
Jump off at South Bank train station and walk across the Goodwill Bridge. Or catch a train to Central station and walk down George Street.
Ferry
Catch a CityCat to the QUT Gardens Point ferry terminal.
Kelvin Grove
Car
Free parking is available in F and J block multi-story car parks on Boundary Road, via Herston Road or Victoria Park Road. There are also other smaller open-air car parks on campus, and paid street parking.
Bus
Catch a bus to the QUT Kelvin Grove bus station, located on the Northern Busway. There are also bus stops along Kelvin Grove Road within walking distance to campus.
Train
Catch a train to Roma Street train station and connecting bus to QUT Kelvin Grove bus station.
Translink
All public transport in South-East Queensland is run by TransLink.
Getting between campuses — free shuttle bus
Our free shuttle bus will be running at regular intervals from 8am to 3.45pm. The bus trip between campuses takes about 15 minutes. Allow about 45 minutes in total for the bus trip and walking to seminar or tour locations.
An additional loop shuttle bus will be available at Kelvin Grove campus with stops at the J block car part, K block and Z9 block.
Use our handy maps to help find your way to Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove. If you have mobility difficulties refer to the accessibility map or contact us on 3138 2000.
