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QUT space scientist and geologist David Flannery explains his work with NASA, including taking control of the Perseverance Rover to study the rocky surface of Mars. Discover why he believes we’ll find life beyond Earth within his lifetime.

Elektra Grant shares her experience going on a field trip to the tropical rainforests of the Solomon Islands to assess the impact of land degradation on biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Here are our top 10 takeaways form the Research Culture Uncovered podcast to help you navigate any challenges you might encounter during your higher-degree research (HDR) journey.

In a world where technology and imagination intertwine, the release of the 2024 film 'The Wild Robot' has sparked curiosity about robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in both kids and adults.

Are you starting university soon? Throughout your degree, there might be times when you'll need help with your studies. The QUT Student Success team offers support for all students, including drop-in sessions and workshops.

What is a Hackathon? Who participates, and what are the key takeaways? Learn this and more from a winning team and QUT academic expert.

From the depths of the oceans to the far reaches of space, geoscientists are at the forefront of understanding and protecting our planet.

Meet our 3MT Finalist, Julia Solonenka, from the Centre for Agriculture and the Bioeconomy's Genetics and Molecular Biology project. Julia entered the 2024 3MT Grand Final with her presentation: Plant-based medicines: Once they're pure, they're the cure.

Westpac Young Technologist Elisha Cordero’s passion for technology and fixing the gender gap in STEM led her onto an IT + business study path. Here, she’s gathering the skills and knowledge to make a difference for women and rural communities.

Embarking on a journey of self-discovery and skill development is one of life's most rewarding experiences. It is a journey that animation student Rebecca is very familiar with.

The Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours) offers a unique opportunity to dive deep into your scientific interests from the very beginning and specialise in your chosen field right from the start.

Double-degree student Jemma had the opportunity to represent Australia at the 12th annual University Scholars Leadership Symposium in Bangkok, Thailand. Find out more about Jemma's experience and highlights from the trip.

The QUT Centre for Data Science has recently celebrated its PhD graduates, showcasing the collaborative and community-oriented nature of the research environment in the Centre. Here are some key takeaways from the graduates themselves.

If you're completing Year 12 (or a gap year) in 2024, starting university for the first time in 2025, and identifying as female, non-binary, or Indigenous Australian, we have two new exciting scholarships for you to explore.

The field of lunar science is rapidly expanding. In a recent interview, A/Prof Craig O'Neill discussed exciting developments in seismic exploration research and the moon's potential for space exploration.

Studying human-centred technology design at QUT involves collaborating on real-world projects, known as work-integrated learning (WIL). This year, students partnered with Mettlesome to explore digital technologies for mental wellbeing.

The new Adeline Arts & Science Scholarship for Women in Mathematics offers up to $20,000 in financial support and automatic QUT College of Excellence membership. It aims to empower students who identify as female to pursue mathematics as a career.

Kanu's extraordinary journey is a powerful narrative of empowering young women to pursue careers in STEM. Her passion for positively impacting the tech industry has shaped her career and inspired countless others along the way.

Let's introduce you to a Sports Systems Statistician, an Energy Expert, and a Healthcare Mathematician. These individuals use maths principles and data skills to significantly impact their respective fields, sparking intrigue and engagement in their work.

Let's celebrate trailblazers in the field of physics, their inspiring journeys, and their remarkable contributions to the field. Get ready to dive into some truly inspiring stories that will make you believe in the power of following your passion.

Are you an aspiring research student seeking financial support for your academic journey? Discover the wealth of scholarship opportunities available to fuel your research ambitions.

Let's dive into the journeys of two QUT researchers conducting innovative research to protect the Great Barrier Reef. Their work is not just about science but also about their personal commitment to the environment.

Are you a Year 12 student ready to explore your university options in science, technology, maths and data? Join us at QUT Open Day on Sunday 28 July on our vibrant Gardens Point campus to get a taste of the QUT student experience.

Can ecoacoustics help save the future of our birdlife? Callan's passion for birdwatching and music has inspired his PhD research to explore if AI and technology through ecoacoustics can help species conservation.

In a groundbreaking initiative, the 'Lunaria One' project, spearheaded by Lauren Fell, a dedicated QUT research student, is set to explore the possibility of growing plants on the moon.

As a mature-aged student, Daniel graduated in 2022 with a Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences), leading him to a career as a Biosecurity Officer. Delve into Daniel’s experiences and the diverse responsibilities of his role as Biosecurity Officer.

Jack is a PhD student in the School of Mathematical Sciences at QUT, where his research revolves around how mathematics can be used to make Australian public elective surgery waiting lists more equitable and transparent. Find out why he thinks mathematics

Are you someone who's always had a knack for numbers and is keen to make a tangible impact on the world around you? Meet A/Prof Kate Helmstedt, whose journey into ecological conservation shows us how mathematics can address real-world challenges.

Explore the fascinating world of science careers based on insights from a panel of QUT scientists and recent graduates from various scientific disciplines.

Contemplating starting your uni journey at mid-year? Delve into the benefits of mid-year entry, explore the differences between February and July intakes, and find out what courses are available.

In this interview PhD researcher, Cael, discusses her work developing VR experiences that transport users to Mars and Australian field sites and also shares her tips with those thinking about studying at university.

Gidyea was inspired to study a Bachelor of Science (Environmental Science) at QUT after meeting a group of Australian Geographic and Queensland Herbarium scientists during his gap year in the Kimberley.

Michael is an Energy Researcher and self-described ‘Tinkerer’! Delve into Michael’s PhD in energy storage materials, why research into supercapacitors is so important and learn top tips about studying Physics at university.

There's a number of STEM special days and events happening in 2024, so here’s a handy list to fill your diary.

Freya Sambain recently completed a Bachelor of Games and Interactive Environments majoring in Game Design. This blog delves into her study highlights at QUT.

The demand for professionals with unique problem-solving skills and data analytics expertise is soaring in today's job market. Explore our new range of exciting vertical double degrees seamlessly integrating undergraduate and postgraduate studies.

Find out how the Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship can help you develop your talents, initiate progress in STEM fields, and create positive change.

At QUT IT and Games Showcase held on 1 November, Beau Tydd (Chair) and Holly Bretherton from the Australian Computer Society presented their award to QUT’s outstanding Bachelor of Information Technology student, Elke Frecklington.

In the fast-paced world of technology, IT professionals and QUT alumni like Natalie Hanna play a crucial role in shaping the future of businesses and large organisations.

Hear from QUT postgrad alumn and ACS Qld Emerging Professional Committee member Ronak Mathur as he shares his experiences and achievements that have helped shape his successful career in tech to date.

As Zoe approached the final semester of her undergraduate degree, she found herself at a crossroads, unsure of her future path. That's when she stumbled upon the QUT Vacation Research Experience Scheme (VRES).

At QUT, we offer an incredible array of uni-wide minors that can add a whole new dimension to your studies. Let's uncover five minors from the Faculty of Science you probably didn't know existed.

QUT's research in astrophysics not only fuels our curiosity about the cosmos but also leads to real-world innovations like personal computers, fast wireless technology, satellites, solar panels, mobile phones, and medical imaging.

Our free 12-page Careers with STEM Postgraduate Course Guide is your introduction to graduate pathways in tech + data analytics. Meet role models, discover study pathways and find the tech course specialisation to suit your career goals.

With a jam-packed program covering two campuses, we've put together a handy list of things you can't miss at QUT Open Day, 30 July.

In the fight against trafficking, artificial intelligence (AI) researcher Adriana Eufrosina Bora is offering an innovative solutions. Adriana is exploring how AI can be used to combat forced labour, a prevalent form of modern slavery.

Matt didn’t go to uni straight after high school. He worked as an electrician for many years before deciding he was ready to explore further studies. He moved to Brisbane from regional Queensland to start his higher education journey at QUT.

Find out what work-integrated learning opportunities double degree student Ray Chel took advantage of in her third year of studying Business and IT.

You may have heard of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) and wondered what they are and how they work. Here are five things you need to know about this subsidy.

We are joining a global celebration of Earth Day on Saturday 22 April. This year's theme is all about investing in our planet. At the QUT Faculty of Science, we investigate innovative ways to protect and preserve the environment.

The Westpac Scholars Trust has announced the 2023 recipients of the Young Technologists Scholarship, and we're thrilled to share that seven of these recipients are from QUT!

Nicola loves discovering why things are the way they are, why it matters, and then passing that knowledge on to help others. Find out more about Nicola's study path and what inspired her to pursue a double degree in science and communication.

If you're curious about turning data into insights and exploring a career in data analytics, let us introduce you to Sally, a QUT student and Statistical Forecast Analyst at Woolworths Group.

Want to know what it's like to study chemistry at QUT? Hear from two QUT Bachelor of Science students who decided to major in chemistry.

The 360-degree virtual tours allow you to explore QUT facilities and discover our state-of-the-art labs and interactive exhibits from the comfort of your phone.

Esports is recognised globally as one of the fastest growing segments of media and entertainment, so there are heaps of job opportunities and it's more than just being a professional gamer. Level up with QUT's Diploma in Esports.

Tamara’s aspiration is to use her data science skills and in-depth knowledge of both artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to bridge the gap between technology development and human values.

Joshua's research career began after completing Professor Soniya Yambem’s capstone and vacation research project during his undergraduate studies in physics. Today, he works in the field of organic electronics in the Centre for Biomedical Technologies.

Find out how a Graduate Certificate in Business Process Management helped Laurie upskill and learn how to efficiently link business ideas of a product with an IT solution.

From financial support to internship programs, the Westpac Young Technologists Scholarship is a holistic development opportunity for young Aussies looking to kickstart a career in STEM.

Deciding which course to do at uni and thinking about what your future career options are? You might be curious to know what a day in a life of a medical physicist looks like or where a game dev degree might take you.

Our graduates are out there using their STEM knowledge and training to make a difference to the world in which we live. Here's what four of our graduates are up to now.

Growing up near a lush marine ecosystem inspired Ella Sinclair to pursue the science behind it all. Her dream job is to work in a field that uses marine science research to give back to communities that are impacted by climate change.

The QUT IT and Games Showcase gives students a chance to exhibit their final-year projects and connect with industry professionals. Watch the video to hear from our students, teachers and industry partners.

Starting your university studies can be daunting and you might be asking yourself lots of questions. Am I going to keep up with my peers? What if I get lost on campus? Can I get help with my assessments? And most importantly, how do I make friends at uni?

Are you passionate about sustainability? Concerned about the impacts of climate change and keen to learn more about how we can address issues like heat waves, increased droughts, and flooding? Here's how you can study climate science at QUT.

Emma loves to make sense of data and use her analytical skills to solve real-world issues. She's good at statistics and mathematics and has a programming background. Data science is where all these skills meet.

Game Design graduate Miles Hatcliff secured a job at Gameloft without having to craft a cover letter and submit a CV. Instead, it was his networking skills and third-year capstone project that impressed the global video game publisher.

Kimberly Valenny is empowering the next gen of women in tech to chase goals and smash stereotypes.

Vanessa Zepeda is a space scientist who looks for signs of life in rocks brought back from Mars as part of her PhD in astrobiology at QUT.

QUT research scientist Dr David Flannery is living his dream career – helping NASA on its next Mars rover mission.

Free Sobolewski is using her maths degree to solve real world problems at Origin Energy.

As the product designer at Microsoft, Kelvin O’Shea’s days are all about being creative and solving problems.