The University of Queensland

The University of Queensland (UQ), renowned internationally for its highly-awarded teaching staff, world-class facilities and superior campus environment, has a tradition of success.

UQ welcomes international students to a friendly and supportive community that comprises more than 37,500 students, including 6,607 international students from around 120 countries. The University offers more than 380 high quality programs, including full-degree, Study Abroad, student exchange, English language training, and an academic foundation bridging program.

UQ has a longstanding reputation for quality that is reinforced by affiliations with prestigious national and international groups, including the Australian Group of Eight (Go8) - a leading group of Australian universities - and Universitas 21, a select international network of comprehensive, research intensive universities committed to world-best quality and practice.

In October 2006, the Times Higher Education Supplement rated UQ 45 th in its World University Rankings. In 2007, the Good Universities Guide awarded UQ the maximum five-star rating in six performance areas (including student demand, positive graduate outcomes, staff qualifications and research intensiveness).

Since its foundation in 1910, UQ has graduated more than 160,000 students including a Nobel Prize winner, an Oscar winner, and leaders in government, law, science, public service, and the arts.

The University's picturesque riverfront campus at St Lucia, just seven kilometres from Brisbane's vibrant city heart, is regarded by many as Australia's most attractive.

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