The University of Queensland

The University of Queensland (UQ) is ranked among the world's top 50 universities (QS World University Rankings 2020), underlining its international reputation and the high standard of its faculty, researchers, and alumni. The university provides researchers and students the opportunity for cross-disciplinary cooperation, encompassing a significant range of internationally rated specialized research fields.

UQ focuses on developing graduates who become leaders and affect society positively. Students are highly sought-after foreign graduates with a UQ degree and can be sure of paving the way for their potential success. Students can use UQ's career tools, seminars, and networking activities outside the classroom to gain a competitive advantage.

The university's Student Employability Centre supports students to maximize their time at university and gain experiences that will enhance their employability. The award-winning Career Services provides workshops on how to find jobs, write a resume, succeed in interviews, and more to help students prepare for their careers a... Read more

The University of Queensland (UQ) is ranked among the world's top 50 universities (QS World University Rankings 2020), underlining its international reputation and the high standard of its faculty, researchers, and alumni. The university provides researchers and students the opportunity for cross-disciplinary cooperation, encompassing a significant range of internationally rated specialized research fields.

UQ focuses on developing graduates who become leaders and affect society positively. Students are highly sought-after foreign graduates with a UQ degree and can be sure of paving the way for their potential success. Students can use UQ's career tools, seminars, and networking activities outside the classroom to gain a competitive advantage.

The university's Student Employability Centre supports students to maximize their time at university and gain experiences that will enhance their employability. The award-winning Career Services provides workshops on how to find jobs, write a resume, succeed in interviews, and more to help students prepare for their careers and develop skills.

UQ was ranked at the highest possible level by the Good Universities Guide 2020 for staff skills, student demand, overall experience, learning opportunities, and teaching quality. More than any other university in Australia, UQ is also the recipient of the most national teaching awards.

It is one of Australia's largest universities, with nearly 6,500 employees and over 53,600 students. The university has around 20,000 foreign students from 143 different countries, making it a university that is truly international.

Support resources at the institution include UQ Mates, a forum that, through a free social network, brings together like-minded students with common interests. For international students, student counselors are often given, ensuring that there is always someone to communicate with.

More than 300 scholarships are available at the university for undergraduate, graduate, and research students. International students are eligible for more than 200 UQ scholarships, including country-specific scholarships, India Global Leaders, and UQ Economic Scholarships, among others. Although the scholarships offered by the University of Queensland are appropriate, international students can also apply for a number of external scholarships. Scholarship schemes, such as Australian awards scholarships, will pay not only the recipient's UQ tuition fee but also their travel and lodging expenses while in Australia. Scholarships range in value from AUD 2,000 to 50% tuition fee waivers.