QUT has opened the door to Queensland's grand colonial past to herald a bright, new future.

During the school holidays, prospective students are invited to tour QUT with a current student. See the campus first hand and hear about life as a QUT student. Tours available at Gardens Point, Kelvin Grove and Caboolture campuses.

Teaching lifelong health and fitness will be the focus of the 26th ACHPER International Conference.

The 2009 QUT Education Careers Fair at Kelvin Grove campus offers a great opportunity for to students to chat to various organisations who offer employment opportunities for Education graduates.

The next in a series of video works which displays the diverse and innovative work of QUT Visual Arts graduates will be on display this month.

QUT will be represented at this year's TSXPO, Queensland's largest tertiary studies event. Staff and students will provide expert advice on QUT course options and admission procedures.

The Governor of Queensland, Her Excellency Ms Penelope Wensley AO, will speak at a QUT Faculty of Law free public lecture.

Learn to VJ and see innovative new media artworks from around the world at the exhibition Transverse at QUT.

If you are interested in studying at QUT, come along to QUT's Open Day and find out about courses, career options, support services and university life.

Sessional academics are encouraged to take part in the Sessional Academic Program (SAP) to examine and explore teaching and learning experiences at QUT.

If you are interested in studying at QUT's Caboolture campus come along to the Caboolture Campus Open Day on Sunday 9 August. Attend information seminars, enjoy the free entertainment, and take a tour of the campus.

Final year acting students will perform in The Arabian Nights, an acclaimed adaptation of classic folktales, weaving ancient stories of wonder into a rich and poetic testament to the transformational power of story-telling.

Interact directly with the virtual Mellifera environment at QUT's Kelvin Grove campus.

Visit QUT at the Adult Tertiary Entry Expo, a unique event for adults considering tertiary study at either undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Are you interested in pursuing postgraduate study or an MBA? Visit QUT at the MBA and Postgrad Expo at Brisbane City Hall to find out more about study options at QUT.

Be inspired and mesmerized at a special QUT Learning Potential Fund cocktail event.

If you would like to find out more about a particular course, talk to staff one-on-one and see the facilities you could be using as a QUT student, come along to QUT on Show.

During the school holidays, prospective students are invited to take a campus tour with a current QUT student. Explore the campus and find out about student life. Available at Kelvin Grove, Caboolture and Gardens Point campuses.

The Shakespearean play Cymbeline, in which the King of Britain is angered by his daughter when she secretly marries a poor man, is brought to life by second-year acting students.

Statistics applied to genetics and genomics is a growing field and a conference this year gives researchers and experts in bioinformatics and statistical genetics the opporutnity to meet and build partnerships, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Postgraduate students from Faculty of Built Environment and Engineering have a valuable opportunity to present and discuss their research with academic staff, industry representatives and their peers.

Witness the best of dance at QUT in 2009 with a diverse program of challenging works performed by students from the Bachelor of Fine Arts (Dance) course.

If you graduated from one of QUT's predecessor institutions in 1959 or earlier, QUT wants to hear from you so that you can be invited to the annual morning tea for Golden Graduates on November 7.

If you are keen to study at QUT in 2010, come along to Real Decisions. Whether you have just received your OP, or if you are an adult student looking to undertake tertiary study, staff will be on-hand to provide advice about courses, careers and gaining entry to QUT.

Disability Services employs students to provide a copy of their lecture and tutorial notes for students who have difficulty taking their own notes due to disability.