QUT offers a very warm welcome to more than 10,000 new students across Gardens Point, Kelvin Grove and Caboolture campuses from February 10 with a mix of fun and informative events and activities.

Are you a tutor or part-time lecturer employed as a Sessional Academic at QUT?

In March 2007, artists Lyndell Brown and Charles Green travelled for six weeks through the Middle East, Afghanistan and the Persian Gulf as the Australian War Memorial's official war artists.

This program covers essential teaching and learning skills and explores strategies for developing effective teaching practices in the QUT environment.

Since the late 1990s the term un-Australian has been used everywhere from front bench politics to the sporting arena. But what does it mean to be un Australian?

5 March to 25 April 2010 at QUT Art Museum, Gardens Point

Since its founding the National Portrait Gallery has shown a strong commitment to collecting and exhibiting photography.

In Dirty Dusting, a trio of hard-working cleaners facing redundancy set up a phone sex service, known as 'The Telephone Belles' and their bosses and families are none the wiser.

The fabulous eCHO exhibition, which features historical garments reworked by contemporary international designers, will again be on display.

High school students and their parents are invited to find out more about courses, careers and life, study and support at QUT.

Paintings and prints made by artist Lawrence Daws during six decades of his successful career will be on display at QUT.

The much-love Charlotte Bronte classic will be brought to life on stage by QUT's second year actors.

If you are interested in studying at QUT, talk to students and staff at the QUT stand at the Careers and Employment Expo.

Based on the award-winning picture book by Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks, Fox is an intense drama about friendship, temptation and risk for students in Years 3-5.

Third-year actors perform the Spanish classic Blood Wedding against projections of live feed film.

QUT's First Year in Higher Education Conference will be held in Adelaide next year.

A Generosity of Spirit simultaneously acknowledges the generous philanthropy of former Queensland artist and QUT alumnus Betty Quelhurst (1919-2008), and the work of selected Australian women artists.

QUT is co-hosting the 2010 International Nonprofit Social Marketing Conference from July 15-16.

Hitler's Daughter poses powerful questions and examines moral issues in relation to society's fears and prejudices in a fresh, compelling light.

The Ken Hinds Cultural Collection is one of Australia's largest and most individual collections and is on exhibition at the QUT Art Museum, Gardens Point from December 3, 2010 until January 30, 2011.