Name
 The University of Queensland
 
 Type of University
 Public
 
 Founded
 December 10, 1909 (Signing of the University Act)

 April 16, 1910 (Gazettal of the first Senate, and officially-celebrated foundation date)

 March 14, 1911 (Commencement of classes)
 
 Motto
 Scientia ac Labore, Latin for 'by means of knowledge and hard work'
 
 Emblem/Coat of Arms
 Coat of Arms

(Cross Patee azure surmounted by an open Book proper)

Click here (pdf:285KB) to see a history of the UQ Coat of Arms.

 
 Postal address
 The University of Queensland, Queensland 4072, Australia
 
 Telephone
 +61 7 3365 1111 (main switch)
 
 Main campuses
 St Lucia , Ipswich , Gatton
 
 Faculties
 Institutes
 Sites and Centres
 UQ operates about 50 sites throughout Queensland in hospitals,
 on tropical islands and it even has its own experimental mine.
 UQ is involved in a further 118 centres and institutes.
 
 Total students
 40,512 from more than 129 countries
 
 International students
 8,813
 
 Top 3 international
 source countries
 China
 Malaysia
 Singapore 
 Postgraduate students
 10,643
 
 Top 3 programs by enrolment
 Bachelor of Arts ; Doctor of Philosophy ; Bachelor of Engineering
 
 Graduate job rate
 86.3% (average full-time rate for Bachelor degree); national average  82.4%
 
 Graduate salary
 $42,000 (male/female average) ($40,000 national median)
 
 Cultural
 20 plus museums and collections including the first-class University
Art Museum in the the James and Mary Emelia Mayne Centre.
 
 Clubs and societies
 150, with 24,000 members, including 33 sports clubs
 
 Residential colleges
 10 — catering for Australian and international students ranging
 in price from $11,100 up to $16,500 (for about 36 weeks)
 
 Alumni
 More than 173,000 (total since 1911)
 
 Chancellor
 Mr John Story
 
 Deputy Chancellor
 The Hon. Justice M. White
 
 President and
 Vice-Chancellor
 Professor Paul Greenfield AO
 
 22-member Senate comprising of 3 official members,
 8 members appointed by the Governor-In-Council,
 8 members elected by staff, students and graduates of the University 
 and 3 additional members appointed by Senate
 
 Staff (Full-time equivalent)
 6126 (2615 Academic and 3511 General)
 
 14 libraries with +2.5 million volumes
 
 Computers
 18,000+ including supercomputers
 
 Buildings
 774 covering 470,979 m2 and holding 1955 teaching rooms and laboratories
 
 Land
 1464 hectares
 
 Total revenue (2008)
 $1,160.49 million
 
 Total expenses
 $976.67 million
 
 Assets
 $2,554 million
 
 Research income (2007)
 $224 million
 

Statistics are accurate as at April 2009 and monetary amounts are in Australian dollars. 

Please visit the Key statistics page for more detailed statistics about the University of Queensland.