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The Kelly Services Future Scientist Award gives final-year science students and recent graduates the opportunity to showcase themselves to a panel of leading scientific employers, receive important job search advice from science recruitment specialists, and the chance to win $1000.

University of Queensland  commerce student Shaun Moon was recently named as a finalist in the Top 100 Future Leaders Competition 2019.

Career-minded students were treated to more than just free coffee during O-Week’s Coffee and Careers networking and advisory event on Tuesday morning.

Murray Buchanan is encouraging other students to experience UQ's exchange opportunities.

Second year UQ medical student Andy McKinlay travelled to Arequipa in Peru as part of his overseas medical placement with Work the World.

University students with a range of neurodiverse traits will be able to boost their employability through a new work experience program that helps them breakdown barriers, gain skills, and make vital connections.

Founder of Merlo Coffee, Dean Merlo, revealed the secrets to his success at a recent student guest lecture at The University of Queensland.

UQ student Hayley Fancourt shares her experience of winning the Kelly Services Future Scientist Award.

UQ students share their experience in taking part in the Westpac Asian Exchange Scholarship 2018 program.

Imagine working at an International Sports Game one week and a Musical Festival the next, all while earning money alongside some of Australia’s coolest people.

Student Maginnis Connell shares her adventures of volunteer life at 3399m above sea level.

A team of University of Queensland business students has earned praise for their sustainable solution to the excess clothing piling up in St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland donation warehouses.

Student Rebekkah Markey-Towler shares her experience from the UA Summit and Awards Ceremony which was held in Dublin, Ireland on 7 November.

UQ Student Testimonial - Clare Scrine

The UQ Careers Service Nominated as Finalist for the 2017 AAGE Graduate Recruitment Industry Awards (AGRIAs)

Staff and guests gathered at Customs House to honour inspirational teachers who have helped cement The University of Queensland’s ranking in the world’s top 50 universities.

For the second consecutive year, a University of Queensland law student has claimed the Colin Biggers & Paisley Foundation’s Access to Justice (A2J) Prize.

Student Appreciation Night, held on 4 October 2017, celebrated and recognised the achievements and efforts of over 1000 student volunteers and mentors in the UQ community.