Have you ever wished you could see into the future to predict what choices you should make, what degree you should study, and what direction you should take to have an amazing life that you love?
Have you ever wished you could see into the future to predict what choices you should make, what degree you should study, and what direction you should take to have an amazing life that you love?
Have you ever wished you could see into the future to predict what choices you should make, what degree you should study, and what direction you should take to have an amazing life that you love?
Fulbright scholar, lawyer and University of Queensland student Sasha Purcell (Whaleboat) will travel abroad next year on her journey to become a human rights expert at the United Nations.
Contact sits down with UQ Emeritus Professor and author Roland ‘Roly’ Sussex to talk about the ever-evolving English language and his new book, Word for Today.
UQ graduate and journalist Andrew Kidd Fraser reflects on his time at university during a period of political change, and tells why UQ was still the place to be as Brisbane fought to shake itself from its dull slumber.
In collaboration with leading Australian art music ensemble Ensemble Offspring and author Elaine Kelly, Dr Eve Klein from the School of Music has launched her new artwork Another Future, where she is calling for people around the nation to submit stories about home as a means of reflecting on climate change.
A job with the United Nations in her home country of Mongolia is the likely result of years of hard work for University of Queensland Masters graduate Soyolmaa Dolgor.The Masters in Communication for Social Change graduate plans to apply her newly learned skills in critical thinking in her new position.
Congratulations to Bachelor of Journalism/Communication student Nibir Khan who has recently been announced as a Walkley finalist for their mid-year awards.
