Awards and achievements

Three outstanding researchers from The University of Queensland are forging a strong future for women in STEM fields, with their world-changing work recognised by the prestigious Australian Academy of Technology and Engineering (ATSE).

Two engineering graduates will head to England to further their studies at the distinguished Cambridge and Oxford universities after winning postgraduate scholarships.

Engineering student Michael Mercieca has been featured in an article by The Courier Mail. He hopes he has perfected a winning formula for success at this week’s Commonwealth Games gymnastics trials.

In its 100-year history, no one has had more impact on chemical engineering at UQ than the late Robert John ‘Gus’ Wiles AM.

The University of Queensland ranks in the top 50 in the world in 22 subjects, with the latest international rankings placing UQ first in Australia for Chemical Engineering.

Global business leader Andrew N. Liveris is spearheading an extraordinary effort to provide $40 million to support University of Queensland innovation and leadership initiatives across the state and around the world.

UQ students competing in the 2018 Commonwealth Games have seen success, bringing home two gold medals!

Across the globe, more than eight billion scans have been completed to date using world-leading magnetic resonance imaging technology developed at UQ.

A University of Queensland research project to revolutionise the treatment of wastewater has won a national research innovation prize.

Spending her holiday sitting beside a hospital bed in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany has turned into a month long European research tour for EAIT’s Dr Marie Boden.