Most people today would be familiar with the fact that the earliest stages of human evolution took place in Africa. But very few would realise that it was a Toowong-born UQ alum who provided the first fossil evidence.
Artists with low literacy or intellectual disabilities are being encouraged to develop their leadership skills with a University of Queensland-created ‘Easy Read’ guide to a creative coaching program.
The University of Queensland is going back to primary school to give young learners access to top-tier education, in a unique collaboration to combat the growing shortage of language teachers.
The Australian Research Council have announced the successful ARC Discovery Project applicants for 2025, with HASS securing 10 out of 16 applications that totalled $4,825,345 in funding.
Congratulations to The University of Queensland’s Anthropology Museum and Mithaka Aboriginal Corporation who received a Highly Commended at the 2024 Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards held recently in Toowoomba.
Teachers are in short supply across the state, especially in regional, rural and remote areas of Queensland and we need more people using their passion and skills to educate our Queensland kids.
The University of Queensland is moving to protect Australia’s invaluable heritage of Indigenous languages with the development of a centralised digital archive.
