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Have your say on UQ’s future

The Strategy Jams provide staff with an opportunity to contribute to our next Strategic Plan for 2022 to 2025. Commencing on Tuesday 18 May, you can now register and add the Jam session to your calendar.

Anywhere Festival is back at UQ for 2021

Anywhere Festival is a month long theatre festival that features largely local production groups. The festival graces many unexpected places around the St Lucia campus and showcases a range of performances like campfire cabarets, dramatic retellings, medieval plays, and original works.

What's it all about? Constitution, treaty, voice

When the Uluru Statement from the Heart was released in 2017, it called for an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to be enshrined in the Australian Constitution. Join this Global Leadership series seminar and hear UQ alumnus Professor Megan Davis, Balnaves Chair in Constitutional Law at UNSW, as she reflects on key concepts of the Uluru Statement from the Heart and important questions facing Australia on the path to a better future.

What's working in a new environment?

As the University shifts to new ways of teaching and learning, what different pedagogies and assessment practices are emerging? Join ITaLI for the next ‘What's working?’ session on Thursday 13 May. These sessions provide an opportunity for collegial, interdisciplinary conversations that offer 'just in time' insights for busy academics and professional staff.