Families are invited to a free, space-theme science day at the University of Southern Queensland that will include water rockets, lightning talks, solar telescopes, virtual reality space tours, slime making and face painting.
Thousands of Queensland university students have been left angry after claiming they’ve been falsely accused of using AI in their assessments, as universities across the state scramble to maintain academic integrity and fairness with the growth of the technology.
One UniSQ graduate is on a mission to help farmers across the world with the help of Darling Downs agriculturists. See his story and all the photos taken at the event here.
As both Queensland and Australia finds itself in a debate over nuclear power, one leading expert has issued a dire warning for the nation to secure its energy future, which offers some hope to the Coalition’s plan.
A former University of Southern Queensland vice-chancellor, who oversaw the institution’s rapid expansion in the 21st century, has been remembered as a champion of higher education.
A landmark health agreement will deliver hundreds more student doctors every year to Toowoomba and the Darling Downs in a bid to curb a skillsforce shortage.
“Aggressive cost reductions’’ are revealed in a new report on university finances during the pandemic. See list of hardest-hit universities.
Foreign students will be the next to arrive in Australia, but Education Minister Alan Tudge has raised concerns about students from two countries.
See who was out and about exploring their education options at the University of Southern Queensland’s Open Day.
Toowoomba university graduates are achieving the highest starting salaries in Australia, with an average of $70,000. Here’s why.
“Just remember to relax because you’ve got this, and if you feel like you don’t have this anymore then reach out to us.”
A major sector servicing construction is looking to recruit more women to help overcome its skills shortage, with the workforce struggling to keep up with growing demand.
The day you graduate is always a special and monumental occasion but for one local the ceremony was better than expected.
A professor will be part of two NASA-approved space missions with $1 billion set aside for the two investigative projects.
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