Arguably Australia's greatest living landscape painter, William Robinson's visionary compositions of Queensland's verdant rainforest have changed the way we perceive landscape and reinvigorated Australia's distinguished landscape-painting tradition.

Big Square Eye is a massive multimedia artwork that delves into the mind's eye of young people from the suburbs of Brisbane and throughout regional Queensland.

QUT female engineering students undertaking their first year of study are invited to attend a special two-day networking workshop to be held at the Mercure Hotel, Brisbane on Friday July 18 and Saturday July 19, 2008.

QUT will be represented at this year's Tertiary Studies Expo (TSXPO), Queensland's largest tertiary studies event.

Award winning UK -based artist Gina Czarnecki's new work Contagion will premiere at QUT's Creative Industries Precinct as part of Brisbane Festival 2008 on Saturday 19 July.

The final showdown between young entrepreneurs will sort the "Trumps" from the pack at a special gala dinner of edge of you seat entertainment and mouth watering meals, open to the public.

An insightful and eclectic mix of documentaries wholly created and produced by QUT Creative Industries Film and Television students.

Free screenings:
Wednesday 23 July 3pm
Thursday 24 July, 3pm & 6pm

Prospective students can get a taste of studying at QUT at our Course and Careers Day in July.

Linda Funnell from HarperCollins and David Reiter from Interactive Publications provide valuable advice to budding young writers on how to build a profile and get their work published.

Five years of artwork from students of Cherbourg State School will be showcased in a new exhibition at the Creative Industries Precinct opening on 7 August.

Tony Award-winning Broadway director Mel Shapiro directs final-year students from QUT's Acting Studio in their graduation production of an American classic, Camino Real by Tennessee Williams.

Where is your research taking you?

Explore the commercial potential of QUT research, expand your knowledge of commercialisation, and discover more about taking research to market at the bluebox commercialisation workshop for QUT research staff.

Fashion enthusiasts have to opportunity to trade unique and useful textiles at QUT's first ever fabric-only swap event, a specialist fabric exchange run in conjunction with this year's Mercedes-Benz Brisbane Fashion Festival.

Get paid to do what you love! Arts Queensland will run a free worskshop on where to find and how to write grant applications for your next project.

This seminar is for people from low-income backgrounds who are interested in going to university. It will provide information about Q-Step and look at ways to enter QUT without formal qualifications.

The transformation of our society through post-war immigration from Europe is a defining twentieth-century story in the development of the Australia we know today. This exhibition, opening on 3 September at the Creative Industries Precinct, captures the mood of the times immersing the viewer in archival images and sound.

Students interested in pursuing MBA or postgraduate studies can talk to QUT staff at the MBA and Postgrad Expo in September at Brisbane City Hall.

QUT Parent Information Evenings provide parents of senior school students with the information they need to support their son or daughter through their career decision making and transition to university.

QUT second year acting students will star in the world-renowned play A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare.

This conference is particularly targeted at academic teaching staff from the three sponsoring universities - QUT, Griffith and UQ - and Queensland regional universities.

Those interested in teaching and learning in higher education from administrative and support areas are also welcome to attend.

Featuring fresh, dynamic dance works by acclaimed choreographers and showcasing the exceptional talents of QUT dance performance students, Dance 08 is an exploration of the exciting possibilities of contemporary dance.

The 9th Global Congress on Manufacturing and Management (GCMM2008) will be hosted by QUT's Faculty of Built Enviroment and Engineering (BEE) in association with the School of Engineering Systems and the Faculties of Business and Information Technology.

The QUT Real Decisions event is held after Year 12 students have received their OP and provides them with the opportunity to talk face-to-face with staff about their study options before the final date for changes to QTAC preferences.