Celebrate Spring at the Learning Potential Fund Spring Picnic on Thursday, 18 September, 11:30am - 1:00pm.

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.

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.

If you'd rather write the story and build the characters of a game than create the visual landscape, Leanne Taylor from Pandemic Studios will answer your questions at this talk about developing game narratives.

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.

The relationship between art and music is being explored by the engaging and interactive exhibition Under the Influence.

The Faculty of Education is launching its redesigned flagship masters program, the Master of Education, commencing in 2009.

For two days only, the story and music of The Carpenters will be brought to life at QUT by a pair of hilarious country hicks who share the same name.

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 facilities management director Stephen Pincus will join the panel of industry leaders associated with the Kelvin Grove Urban Village project at a Brisbane Development Association lunch at the Kelvin Grove campus.

Lead Designer of Pandemic Studios, Morgan Jaffit, will be sharing valuable knowledge for new and emerging computer game makers.

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

Are you a young and aspiring game-maker? The 48hr Game-Making Challenge is daring you to put your skills and creativity to the test.

Newly published author Zacharey Jane talks about the odds of being discovered and published from the 'slush pile'.

Insider knowledge of the fashion industry will be shared at a free talk at QUT.

Woolworths CEO Michael Luscombe will be guest speaker at the final QUT Business Leaders' Forum for 2008.

Where is your postgraduate research taking you?

Expand your knowledge of commercialisation, discover more about taking research to market, and explore your career options at the bluebox two-day commercialisation workshop for QUT postgraduate research students.

Providing attendees with an introduction to the various stages of the commercialisation process at QUT, the workshop arms QUT postgraduate research students with the necessary skills and knowledge to work with bluebox to bring QUT research to the real world.

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.

QUT is calling on the community to take part in a reunion of its "Golden Graduates" from the 1940s and 1950s at its annual morning tea at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.

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.

A conference to sharpen the skills of advisors who work with the prospective tertiary students will be taking place in November

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.

That fascinating part of the world, the Caribbean, will the focus of a conference in February.