The University of Queensland does not have a gender-neutral language policy or a list of banned words. This has been misreported in the media. School of Political Science and International Studies Head Richard Devetak responds.
13 June 2018
A founding professor of UQ’s Peace and Conflict Studies will be honoured on the 2017 International Day of Peace.
19 September 2017A leading Australian university will collaborate with one of Indonesia’s largest national universities to examine the way laws and informal processes deal with community conflict in Indonesia.
7 March 2013
A University of Queensland academic has been rewarded for her commitment to peace.
22 February 2013Dr Catherine Curtis is a recent winner of a UQ Postdoctoral Fellowship for Women.
31 January 2012Internationally renowned experts in international relations, political science and security studies will come together at UQ to mark the 10th anniversary of the Al Qaeda attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001.
23 August 2011
UQ’s Rotary Peace Fellows will present their experiences of contemporary peacebuilding during their annual seminar on May 22nd.
17 May 2010The University of Queensland has maintained its position for having Australia’s best teachers, adding three more national teaching awards to its portfolio.
13 October 2009
For some, the word peace conjures up images of hippies and free love. Not so for the new 2009 cohort of UQ Rotary World Peace Fellows.
15 April 2009The University of Queensland's increasing focus on quality teaching has been highlighted at its 20th annual teaching awards.
27 October 2008The UQ Rotary Centre for International Studies in Peace and Conflict Resolution is part of a global push for new models of learning.
8 May 2008The next generation of peace builders and diplomats have graduated from The University of Queensland with a Masters in Peace and Conflict Resolution – the only degree of its type in Australasia.
18 December 2006
