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 Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is one of Australia’s leading universities, with over 40,000 students including over 5000 international students from more than 85 countries. This spread of cultures reflects QUT’s international outlook.
QUT’s world class qualifications balancing theory and practical experience ensure graduates have the knowledge and skills to compete in an international marketplace. Our commitment to graduate success is why so many international students choose QUT.
See our Quick Facts section below for more information about QUT.
QUICK FACTS QUT (CRICOS
CODE: 00213 J) |
| University Location |
Brisbane, Australia |
| Campus Names |
Gardens Point, Kelvin Grove, Carseldine |
| Overseas Students |
Over 5000 |
| Number of Nationalities |
Over 85 |
| Staff |
3500 |
| Total Enrolment |
Nearly 40,000 |
| Faculties |
Built Environment and Engineering, Business,
Science, Information Technology, Creative Industries, Education, Law and
Justice, Health |
| Pathways and English Courses |
Offered through QUT International
College |
| Teaching Awards |
2006: Two Awards for Australian University Teaching and eight Citations for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning. |
| University Awards |
QUT ranks in the top 200 universities world-wide according to the prestigious Times Higher Education Supplement. |
| Graduate Success |
QUT graduate employment rates are higher than average for Queensland and Australian universities. |
| Notable Graduates |
Outstanding graduates include holders of important offices such as the
Premier of Queensland, Judge of the Family Court of Australia, Senior Engineers,
Executive Vice Presidents and Chief Executive Officers. |
| Research |
Over $100 million expended by the University on research annually with seven nationally funded key research centres and the fastest growth rate in research income of any Australian university.
Home to the Institute
of Health and Biomedical Innovation. |
BRISBANE
 QUT's three campuses are located in Brisbane, the capital city of the state of Queensland, Australia. Brisbane itself has a population of 1.7 million people while the greater Brisbane area, which includes Brisbane city and the Gold and Sunshine Coasts, has almost two million people.
Brisbane is a modern and vibrant city that is small enough to be welcoming while still big enough to have all the attractions you would expect of a major capital city. Brisbane is known as Australia’s most liveable city because it is clean and safe, and has a subtropical climate of warm summers and cool, sunny winters.
To view a presentation about the key features of Brisbane and surrounding areas including images of the Gold and Sunshine Coast click the image below:
See our Quick Facts section below for more information about Brisbane.
QUICK FACTS BRISBANE |
| Population |
1.7 million |
| Living in Brisbane |
QUT’s International Student Services provides valuable help and support for all international student needs including orientation, enrolment and accommodation. See the International Student Services website for information. To view a presentation about International Student Services click the image below:
ourbrisbane.com is a Brisbane City Council sponsored community initiative with a comprehensive visitors and events guide. |
| Temperature |
Summer: Average temperature 20-28°C (68-82°F)
Winter: Average temperature 11-21°C (52-70°F) |
| Sightseeing |
Brisbane Attractions
Queensland Attractions |
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