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Experts are warning Australia’s charity sector to be judicious in its use of Artificial Intelligence or risk losing public trust.

To mark International Women’s Day, researchers from UQ’s School of Political Science and International Studies have shared findings from a project documenting the challenges of daily life as a woman under Myanmar’s military regime.

Alcohol pricing is often analysed using sophisticated computer models to understand how policy changes, such as adjustments to excise, might affect drinking behaviour and public health.

The full Season One of the Creative Flourishing podcast is now available online via podbean, or wherever you get your podcasts from.

Listening, restraint, and empathy are skills that Adjunct Associate Professor Ian Kemish AM regularly used during his 25-year career in diplomacy, and they were just as valuable when writing his first novel.

Anthropologists Dr Richard Martin and Dr Kim de Rijke have received funding from the Commonwealth Government’s Attorney-General’s Department to establish the Centre for Native Title Anthropology (CNTA) at UQ.

Two HASS staff members have been recognised with Awards for Teaching Excellence at the Australian Awards for University Teaching!

Queenslanders court controversy in Emerald Fennell's daring adaptation.

Forging interpersonal connections and embedding cultural identity into learning are critical to Indigenous students’ success in transitioning into university, research has found.

A dynamic literary database managed by The University of Queensland is celebrating 25 years of preserving Australian literature.

Support plans for NDIS participants are a necessary tool when it comes to helping those around them manage concerning or aggressive behaviour.
But an audit conducted by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission in 2021 found 68 per cent of NDIS participants had not been included in or consulted about their behaviour support plans (BSPs).

When UQ Honours graduate Carla Wright submitted her thesis analysing the films of Hollywood film director Wes Anderson, she never imagined he might read it.

Six University of Queensland researchers have been elected Fellows of three of Australia’s most prestigious academies, recognising their outstanding contributions to humanities, social sciences, and health and medical research.

A community-led exhibition celebrating the heritage and stories of Greek migrants in Queensland has opened at The University of Queensland.

The University of Queensland community is saddened by the passing of Emeritus Professor Graeme Turner AO FAHA FQA, one of Australia’s most distinguished humanities scholars.

Lack of job security and poor career progression are discouraging Australians from working in the community care sector, a report by University of Queensland researchers has found.

Each year, The University of Queensland proudly honours its most outstanding educators and innovators through the UQ Excellence in Teaching and Learning Awards.

University of Queensland experts (including Dr Emma Belton from the School of Social Science) have been recognised for their significant social and economic impact in The Australian’s 2026 Research Magazine, which showcases the transformative contributions of universities nationwide.

Professor Nicholas Carah, Director of the Centre for Digital Cultures and Societies at UQ shares his take on the forthcoming social media ban for under-16s.

Two early-career authors have been named as winners of the inaugural UQP Mentorship Prize for Under-represented Writers, receiving a coveted mentorship opportunity with University of Queensland Press.