Sophie Coombs, Bachelor of Arts graduate and recipient of the prestigious ‘Sélection Internationale of the École Normale Supérieure’ (ENS) scholarship, has experienced first-hand just how far – in her case, also geographically – Honours in Languages can take you.
This week Maggie realised her dream, graduating from UQ’s School of Education with a Master of Educational Studies (Guidance, Counselling and Careers).
Forging interpersonal connections and embedding cultural identity into learning are critical to Indigenous students’ success in transitioning into university, research has found.
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.
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.
