昆士兰科技大学

In 2024 QUT has launched the all-new Bachelor of Communication with four new majors digital advertising, community and public relations, journalism, and media and communication industries. The QUT Bachelor of Communication enables students to harness the power of media and communication platforms for meaningful global impact across a range of professions and industries. This new course has flexible course options so students can tailor their degree to suit their interests, as well as build on their unique skillset.

QUT is also offering students a new suite of vertical double degrees which include the Master of Data Analytics. Double vertical degrees allow students to study a bachelor's and master's degree in one application, and in a shorter time than it would take to study them separately. This gives students two qualifications while saving time and money.

The new double vertical degrees are designed to combine Master of Data Analytics with a range of disciplines, such as biomedical science, business, engineering and information technology. This allows students to graduate with a competitive advantage and have a broader understanding across more than one field. They were created to specifically meet industry needs and bring together expertise in statistics, computer science, and business process management disciplines to deliver graduates who can lead data-driven decision making across a wide range of industries.

Architecture and built environment

QUT offers globally recognised architecture, construction management and urban planning degrees that are accredited and highly regarded by industry.

Business

Students graduate from the top one percent of business schools in the world. Each course has relationships and partnerships to connect students with industry.

Creative arts

QUT is a global leader in the creative industries. Students get to meet like-minded peers, work on real-world projects and graduate with a unique and employable skill set.

Engineering

Students gain professional accreditation from Engineers Australia, enabling them to practise in Australia and overseas.

English language and pathway programs

QUT College helps students develop foundational skills that fast track to chosen bachelor's or master's degrees.

Health

Students graduate with confidence after placements and training with the latest technology in industry-standard laboratories, simulation centres and clinics treating real patients.

Information technology and games

QUT students get to engage with complex problems by exploring, designing and developing new software solutions as part of their courses.

Justice

Work placements in a range of community and government organisations allow QUT students to gain real industry connections.

Law

Students receive hands-on experience in advocacy, mooting, and client management right from the start of a course.

Mathematics and data science

QUT students solve real-world problems with advanced mathematical, computational, and statistical techniques taught by internationally recognised academics.

Science

Students gain practical insight and experience with industry guest lecturers, site visits and work experience in some of the most advanced laboratories and field work opportunities in Australia.

Teaching and education

Education students will be prepared to step into the classroom with confidence, having completed professional experience placements organised by QUT.

Discover 100 real-world courses

Applying to QUT is easy. Students need to submit an application for study through the QUT Application Portal. Applicants will then be directed to create an account to commence the application process.

Applicants will need to include all supporting documents including:

• Secondary school completion certificate, academic transcripts and records
• English language proficiency test results
• Passport identity page

Entry requirements

QUT accepts English language proficiency results from several standardised tests taken in the past two years. Students must check individual program pages to view details. The university accepts results from the following English tests:

• IELTS Academic
• TOEFL iBT
• Pearson PTE (Academic)

If students do not meet the required English language test scores or adequate academic requirements for their preferred courses, the university may offer them a course package. This incorporates their degree with an English language or pathway program at QUT College to help them acquire the required level of proficiency in the language.

QUT wants its students to succeed in their studies. The university's scholarships for international students can help students achieve their best through financial support, work experience and networking opportunities. QUT make things easy for its students by ensuring that for some of the scholarships, applicants will automatically be considered when applying to QUT.

International Merit Scholarship

This is a high-achievement scholarship for future international undergraduate and postgraduate students. Features of the scholarship are as follows:

• Covers 25 percent of tuition fees for the first two semesters (one year) of study at QUT.
• Available across all faculties.
• Ongoing scholarship of 25 percent per semester for selected courses.

Qualifying is simple and it's open to everyone. Students don't need to apply separately to be considered but can simply submit their QUT course application to be assessed.

Hear from a QUT student

''I received the International Merit Scholarship which has really helped remove the financial burden on my parents. I'm very grateful as this has made it possible for me to study at QUT providing me with a great education. QUT staff has been very helpful and supportive. I really enjoy the mix of practical experience and theoretical studies which prepares me for my future career. My lecturers have great industry experience that provides great insights into the real world.''

– Renaldy Lim - Bachelor of Business (Finance and Economics)

Inspiring campuses

QUT has two vibrant inner-city campuses in the heart of Brisbane: Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove. The campuses are connected by a free, accessible shuttle bus that runs every 15 minutes. Students are close to all the action, with cultural and commercial hubs within walking distance of each. Both campuses offer performance and arts venues, fitness and medical facilities, shops and food outlets. The Gardens Point campus borders the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, which is where the name comes from.

Amazing facilities

Students can access high-tech study and collaborative learning spaces including workshops and simulation centres. The university's Education Precinct offers learning spaces, study pods and community areas interwoven with nature and technology. This space houses the Sphere-a digital LED globe that features a changing menu of visual content. There is also The Cube, an advanced interactive digital space, in the Science and Engineering Centre.

The university's Economics and Finance Bloomberg Lab gives students the opportunity to conduct financial analysis with actual real-time data. QUT health students can work with real patients under the supervision of experienced healthcare professionals at on-campus health clinics and simulation spaces. Law and justice students can test their skills in mock trials in the QUT Moot court. This provides a realistic setting for student to hone their advocacy skills, while learning courtroom etiquette and procedure.

Students at QUT get a world-class education in Brisbane, Australia's third largest city and a modern, welcoming, and multicultural place. Brisbane offers thriving urban precincts, natural attractions and beautiful weather and facilities for an outdoor lifestyle. With a subtropical climate and dynamic, culturally diverse atmosphere, Brisbane offers one of the finest combinations of quality education and vibrant living anywhere in the world.

QUT gives students ample opportunity to immerse themselves in social activities on campus. Students can choose from 120 clubs with a focus on sport, culture, music, politics, religion or special interests-ranging from Amnesty International to anime-or start their own club to connect with others who have the same interests. These clubs organise social events such as balls, formal dinners, trips away, lunch time barbeques and more. Enrolling in a club is often a good way to get together with like-minded peers from all around the world an opportunity to build lasting friendships.

QUT offers students opportunities to represent, engage and connect through a range of sports – whether team or individual, social or competitive - including netball, tennis, football, e-sports, motorsport and swimming. Activities on offer for international students also include cultural celebrations and weekend trips.

Students have the chance to take part in many volunteer opportunities, including QUT Connectors where they can contribute to building a vibrant campus community and help new students settle into university life. Another way to help other students succeed with their studies is to volunteer time with the QUT Peer Mentor Program, making it a great way to give back.