
University Overview
QUT is the largest provider of bachelor degree graduates into full-time employment in Australia each year and its graduate employment rate is well above the national average for Australian universities. This section details QUT's rich past, its performance-focused present and exciting future. The University's mission, goals and history are provided, with the Annual Reports that document its achievements.
It includes information on QUT's Cultural Precinct, an outline of the cultural, recreational and sporting opportunities available on and off campus to QUT staff and students, as well as information on the benefits of living in Brisbane.
Undergraduate
QUT offers study options such as internal and external education and part-time or full-time study. For all undergraduate courses, students need to either have completed Australian Year 12 (or equivalent), or be aged 17 or older and be applying on the basis of their previous study or work experience.
Postgraduate
Whether students choose coursework or research, they can choose from many study areas offered at QUT, such as building and planning, business, creative, design and performance, education, engineering, health and community, information technology, law and science and mathematics. To apply for QUT's postgraduate program, students are guided accordingly with a step-by-step process, available at the university's webpage.
Study Online
Lecture notes and learning materials are available for download and learning materials will be sent through mail. Students will also complete assessment and submit it online. Massive open online courses (MOOCs) are free, online courses offered by QUT. Off-campus students may enroll in an open online course, for example robotics.
International Students
Arriving in Australia is no longer a worry because QUT can organize to collect students from the airport when they arrive. When students are totally settled, they have to attend a week long orientation. Other support services offered include language and learning services, international student services and advice and counselling. QUT offers many scholarships for international students available for undergraduate, postgraduate and research students.
Tuition Fees
The average annual undergraduate tuition fee for QUT is AUD$26,600
The average annual postgraduate tuition fee for QUT is AUD$28,130
Check with the University directly for the cost of study of the courses in which you have an interest.
Scholarships
The university supports financially struggling and disadvantaged students through the low-income and social disadvantage scholarships. Scholarships for women are also available across a range of study areas. Aside from all these, QUT also has international scholarships for students who are not Australian permanent residents or citizens.
University Life
For students who want to join activities and expand their global network and explore different cultures, they can join the East West program which promotes cultural diversity. Aquatic, fitness and cycle facilities, refectories, food court, retailer coffee shops and mobile carts are in place in the entire campus.
QUT has a wide range of support services including financial help, lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender, intersex and queer support, disability support, guidance, medical services, housing services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander support
Student Reviews
Student reviews show how much students value their teachers. Students say that lecturers and tutors are highly committed and competent. According to majority of the comments, lecturers present lessons in a way which is both interesting and informative. Students also mention how equally approachable the staff are.
One theme that always comes out from the student reviews is the easy application process at QUT. Many students like the online application and the willingness of the university to assist students who do not gain entry into their desired course.
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