Student life

UQ graduate Anna Ghioni writes on the importance of getting back to nature for good work-study balance.

International student and graduation valedictorian Yasmin Larasati has taken full advantage of the creative and cultural opportunities offered by university life in Brisbane.

Philosophy, language and gender experts Professor Deborah Brown and Dr Dino Willox apply critical thinking to gender-neutral language.

Second year UQ medical student Andy McKinlay travelled to Arequipa in Peru as part of his overseas medical placement with Work the World.

The messages from these women are unmistakable: Gender Matters. UQ’s gender studies course has had profound effects on the students who take it, and those who deliver it.

University can seem like a whole new world after spending years at school, where schedules are prescribed and attending classes is mandatory – avoid the traps that new students can fall into.

Student Maginnis Connell shares her adventures of volunteer life at 3399m above sea level.

Bachelor of Environmental Management students recently put their studies into practise in Wuhan, China, working with the World Wild Fund for Nature (WWF) to improve the health of the Yangtze River. Three students shared their experiences with us.

Nestled in the Manali Valley at the foothills of the Indian Himalayas is the Lady Willingdon Hospital, a small but busy facility with a unique philosophy: no patient will be turned away, no matter their race, religion, age, sex or financial situation.

UQ students Daniel Hutchison and Daniel Parnell spent four weeks in Tianjin as part of the Confucius Institute’s 2017 UQ Research, Study and Experience Tour to China. They reflect on their time abroad, and their exposure to a new culture and language.