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Dr Bronwyn Herbert is the embodiment of lifelong learning. At the age of 90, the long-time social worker is graduating from The University of Queensland after completing her PhD thesis on the generational impacts of homelessness.

Dr Diane Zetlin graduated last year with a PhD in Philosophy.

The University of Queensland recognised some remarkable individuals during UQ's 2023 end-of-year graduations, including Professor Julie Duck from the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences.

Researchers at The University of Queensland are celebrating Australia’s largest investment in humanities, arts, social sciences and Indigenous research infrastructure.

Congratulations to all staff members who were nominated for a UQ Award for Excellence.

Jolly old St Nick has a long history of crossing borders, and not just on Christmas Eve…

Congratulations to #UQ Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Engagement) Professor Bronwyn Fredericks and Professor Ilana Mushin who have been elected as Fellows of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.

One of the top priorities of the Universities Accord process it to improve access to university in Australia, particularly for those from underrepresented groups.

A University of Queensland-led research team says the key to a more sustainable food future may be a better understanding of ancient Indigenous food production systems.

Four University of Queensland educators have received 2023 Awards for Teaching Excellence for their leadership and innovation.

Associate Professor Jason Lodge from UQ’s School of Education has won an Award for Teaching Excellence during Teaching and Learning (T&L) Week.

18 remarkable alumni were recognised at the Courting the Greats Ceremony last night, as our 2023 UQ Alumni Award Winners. 7 were alum from Arts and Music!

The winners form a cohort of local heroes and global ChangeMakers, transforming communities for the better.

UQ’s Anthropology Museum has recently marked two significant milestones in its mission toward preserving cultural heritage through collaborative exhibitions and public programming.

Meet internationally acclaimed archaeologist, heritage consultant and author Dr Andrew Sneddon.

The University of Queensland Research and Innovation Awards for Excellence are a suite of awards recognising outstanding research achievements across the following categories:

Welcome to Professor Robin Shields who will replace Professor Tisha Morrell as the School of Education's Head of School next week.

Welcome to Associate Professor Maggie Nolan who has just been appointed the Director of AustLit and an Associate Professor in Digital Cultural Heritage in the School of Communication and Arts. 

A new research network is connecting researchers from across The University of Queensland whose work engages with climate politics and policy.

Twelve undergraduate students from The University of Queensland recently travelled to remote Solomon Islands to learn about an Indigenous-led ecosystem protection and restoration program.

Professor Eve Klein from UQ's School of Music has won her category in the Australian Art Music Awards.