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.
Queensland universities, and regional university leaders more broadly, have been left off a newly-formed tertiary advisory committee, in what has been described as a “critical oversight”.
Just 1000 other people are in the position Toowoomba’s Krystal Fanning hopes to achieve — that’s one for every 26,000 Australians. Now her dreams have been given a big government boost:
As the holidays draw closer, two universities are opening up their doors to young people interested in learning more about the arts. Check out the programs:
The University of Southern Queensland’s Bachelor of Laws and Juris Doctor degrees now can be done faster than anywhere else in Australia.
Ever wondered how Toowoomba’s wildlife navigate the bypass? In a real life game of Animal Crossing, researchers such as wildlife scientist Dr Ben Allen from USQ are studying the effectiveness of nature corridors.
A new study, led by a notable USQ Professor, has tracked the link between longer times spent sitting and poorer quality of life outcomes.
A common solution to a soft tissue injury is to tell the athlete to sit out and rest for a few weeks, but a USQ professor has penned a new paper revealing why that could make them more injury-prone.
University of Southern Queensland graduate Emily Plant has turned her uni placement into a dream job with the government. Here’s how she did it.
The impacts of COVID-19 have hit the aviation industry hard, and Qantas has confirmed the Wellcamp Airport pilot academy is no exception.
A top Toowoomba training organisation has welcomed the extension of a Federal Government subsidy scheme for apprentices and trainees.
A new organisation aimed at promoting Toowoomba as an education destination has been launched. Here’s what is on the agenda.
Don’t poo-poo it – USQ have taken the lead on a rather pungent ag project of national environmental significance.
A new strategy report into future job opportunities and challenges across Toowoomba has pointed to four key industries that have been most responsible for driving workforce growth.
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