Although Sir Robert Helpmann was one of Australia’s most famous international performing arts stars, his work and life in Australia have received very little academic attention.
16 December 2003The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Arts graduation will have a unique international flavour tomorrow (Wednesday, December 17) when a number of students will be awarded the first dual-university degree for psychology graduands.
16 December 2003I would like to congratulate all graduates on your achievement. This is the culmination of years of hard work, sleepless nights and living off the smell of an oily rag … it’s a bit like bringing up children really!
11 December 2003The work of young health and medical researchers at The University of Queensland has been given a boost this week with 21 scholarships and fellowships announced.
10 December 2003Cervical cancer vaccine pioneer Professor Ian Frazer and Queensland Premier Peter Beattie will address graduation ceremonies at The University of Queensland tomorrow (Wednesday, December 10).
9 December 2003The Queensland Premier, Peter Beattie, will become Dr Peter Beattie after receiving an honorary Doctor of Science degree at a University of Queensland graduation ceremony on Wednesday, December 10
7 December 2003University of Queensland Professor Ian Cameron has won the 2003 Prime Minister’s Australian Award for Individual University Teacher of the Year, and the award in the Physical Sciences and Related Studies category. He is the second consecutive UQ...
2 December 2003The University of Queensland has appointed two top-flight nursing educators to head up its new nursing program to be launched next year.
1 December 2003The University of Queensland will have six finalists in this year's Australian Awards for University Teaching, which will be announced at Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday, December 2.
26 November 2003Implantable chips and hand-held devices to detect disease, and satellite information systems for predicting disease outbreaks are amongst the technologies to be developed by the new Australian Biosecurity Cooperative Research Centre (AB-CRC).
21 November 2003Using previously unexamined World War II Japanese and US archival records a University of Queensland PhD graduate has unearthed fresh historical discoveries relating to the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.
12 November 2003The University of Queensland has announced its 2003 awards for excellence in teaching, research supervision and enhancement of student learning.
10 November 2003Visionary changes to Chancellor’s Place over the next few months will give the University of Queensland a new front door — for a particularly practical purpose. Aims include improved pedestrian safety, traffic flow and access to public transport.
5 November 2003Ten innovative groups battled it out at The University of Queensland last week for $125,000 in prizes.
3 November 2003An accelerated nursing degree program will be launched by The University of Queensland next year to help address the nationwide nursing shortage.
20 October 2003Novel teaching methods designed to produce successful graduate outcomes will be under the spotlight at a free public Teaching and Learning Excellence Showcase at the University of Queensland on November 13.
17 October 2003A free upcoming University of Queensland public lecture will suggest that human sexuality is the product of cultural history.
14 October 2003About 300 representatives of community, government and academe — including Queensland Premier Peter Beattie — celebrated a Smart State success story at UQ Ipswich on Friday, October 10.
8 October 2003University of Queensland (UQ) researchers have developed a program aimed at preventing and reducing the development of depression in young people.
7 October 2003Queensland is set to become a major training centre for Australia and south-east Asia to address a critical world-wide shortage of systems engineers.
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