Why choose the School of Biomedical Sciences for your studies?
We offer:
- opportunities to study in diverse areas of interest including the visual-guided behaviours of reef fishes, the regeneration of brains following injury, the cell physiology of signalling mechanisms in the heart, kidneys and brain, and the development of new anti-inflammatory drugs. Please see our research groups.
- ability to tailor your research program to satisfy your interests. Dual supervisors provide avenues for obtaining broader research skills.
- the opportunity to be part of an active and vibrant research culture that values its postgraduate student population. We have regular postgraduate symposia that highlight the activities of our students and provides experience in presenting their research findings to a wider audience. Watch ou for the School Newsletter, it showcases postgraduate events and other great student stories.
- the opportunity for students to attend national and international scientific conferences. Academic success demands that researchers present their results to the wider scientific community. This exposure enables researchers to gain critical analysis of their work. The School recognises the significance of these events and provides financial support for postgraduate students to attend and present at conferences.
- individual work stations for each postgraduate student with access to computers, printers, photocopying and free internet access
- financial support of research projects
- access to teaching in the highest quality undergraduate programs and mentoring by award winning Lecturers. The School offers the opportunity for our research students to teach in our undergraduate classes. Not only does this provide welcomed additional revenue for our research students but it also provides experience in University teaching. Teaching is a valuable means of strengthening your skills portfolio and enhancing your curriculum vitae.
For further information contact:
Postgraduate Coordinator
Phone:+61 7 3365 1950
Email:s.rawding@uq.edu.au
The Postgraduate Coordinator can guide you through the enrollment process, assist you in contacting research staff members or any other details associated with your future career as a postgraduate student.
