For those thinking about boosting their qualifications and improving or changing career direction, now is the chance to find out more at The University of Queensland’s Postgraduate Information Evening.
The free event will be held at the Brisbane Customs House on Wednesday, December 1 from 4.30-7pm.
UQ offers a range of postgraduate opportunities at many levels, including Graduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma, Masters by Coursework, Masters by Research, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Professional Doctorate.
Some of the University’s leading academics will be on hand during the evening to answer questions and provide information about UQ’s flexible and career-tailored postgraduate programs.
Seminars will be held on a wide range of study areas including arts, agribusiness, biological and chemical sciences, business, economics, engineering, environmental management, information technology, law and social sciences.
Dean of Students Dr Lisa Gaffney said UQ was Queensland’s leading postgraduate institution with over 7900 higher degree students enrolled in coursework or research programs.
“UQ graduates are in strong demand both in Australia and internationally,” Dr Gaffney said.
“The knowledge and skills gained through top quality postgraduate programs give our graduates a competitive advantage in the job market.”
Dr Gaffney said many of the University’s postgraduate students were completing research higher degrees, specialising in a particular field of study.
“UQ is one of the top three research universities in Australia and leads industry collaboration and research funding,” she said.
“Students are able to study with researchers of international renown and have access to a myriad of information networks and resources.
“The University provides excellent academic, administrative and personal support services for postgraduate students undertaking research or coursework programs, giving them the optimum higher degree experience.”
For more information about postgraduate study at UQ please visit: www.uq.edu.au/study
Media: For more information or photos, contact Chris Saxby at UQ Communications (telephone 07 3365 2479, email: c.saxby@uq.edu.au).
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