The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is a public research university located in Brisbane, Australia, known for its emphasis on real-world courses and applied research. With two main campuses, Gardens Point and Kelvin Grove, QUT offers programs in fields like architecture, engineering, information technology, healthcare, and arts.
| Acronym | QUT |
| Nickname | QUT |
| Motto / Slogan | The university for the real world |
| Colour | Blue |
| Mascot | Tank the Tiger |
| Founded | 1989 |
| Location | Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
| Address | 2 George Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia |
The mission of the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is to provide quality, real-world focused teaching, research, corporate education, and service that are internationally relevant and respected.
The vision for the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is "to be the university for the real world".
The primary objective of the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is to be a "university for the real world," focusing on practical, real-world learning experiences and research solutions.
How do you develop the confidence needed for your first job? Practise in our industry-standard labs, workshops, studios and clinics. Use the technology that is used by professionals and work on simulations or real projects. Our focus on practical learning means that you will transform knowledge into action from the very start of your studies.
Work experience can make a big difference when you’re applying for your dream job. Put theory into practice with work-integrated learning units throughout your course. You’ll have great opportunities to be placed in industry-leading organizations and workplaces as part of your course, where you’ll build important networks and learn what your future career could really be like.
QUT emphasizes work-integrated learning, meaning you’ll get hands-on experience through internships, industry projects and placements that help you build practical skills employers look for. Graduates are often job-ready from day one.
The world is rapidly changing, and we want you to be prepared, no matter what your industry looks like in the future. From 2025, you’ll study units from our innovative new curriculum, QUT You, designed to develop creativity, innovation and resilience. Alongside industry leaders and employers, QUT has identified the key skills and capabilities you'll need to thrive in modern workplaces, such as digital fluency, critical and creative thinking and self-awareness.
Entry requirements vary by program and course. Check the entry requirements.
Check your course information to see the academic requirements you will need to meet. This includes any additional requirements like auditions, interviews or portfolios.
You will need to meet the English language level required for your course. We accept results from a variety of standardised tests. You can see the minimum test scores required via your course information.
You must take your proficiency test no more than two years before the start of, or return to, your course.
You need to meet specific entry requirements to get into each of our courses. They're usually based on previous study and/or professional experience.
Some courses may have additional entry requirements, including:
If your previous studies were not completed in English, or were completed in a country where English is not the first language, you'll need to demonstrate that you meet our English proficiency requirements.
Check your course details online for more information on entry requirements.
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Phone : 3138 2000, (07) 3138 8339, +61 7 3138 8339
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With more than 50,000 students and offering more than 200 courses and research programs, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) is a modern university for the real world.
We began operating as QUT in January 1989, following approval of our status as a university.
The Brisbane School of the Arts began as a place of recreation, with a library, public debates and lectures.
Eventually, the school developed a stronger educational focus, offering two drawing classes in 1881.
In 1882, the Brisbane School of the Arts became the Brisbane Technical College.
Initially, only 80 students attended the Brisbane Technical Colle... read more
Brisbane Technical College was the largest institution in Queensland in the 19th century.
In 1908, the Queensland Parliament passed the Technical Instruction Act, and Brisbane Technical College became the Central Technical College.
The Queensland University of Technology Act was passed in 1988, following approval of university status for the Queensland Institute of Technology. Queensland University of Technology (QUT) began operating in January 1989.
Since then we have grown to accommodate more than 50,000 students and offer more than 200 courses and extensive research programs. We've become the university for the real world.