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- Did somebody say UQ was all theory and not enough
practice? Our programs have a core component of project work,
taking an industrial-scale system from initial specification through design,
implementation and documentation, in a teamwork environment. Projects
can be completed with
industry.
- The Information Technology programs are very flexible
and include a wide range of electives in areas including commerce,
technology management, health informatics, geographical information systems,
biotechnology and information systems.
- Where is the best university teaching in Queensland?
Right here. UQ has been independently rated among
the top band of Australian universities for teaching quality and
number 1 in Queensland.
- Overall, UQ is rated among the top 33 universities in
the world (Times
Higher Education Supplement, 2007), the top 5 in Asia-Pacific region
(Shanghai Jiao Tong University study, 2007), the top 4 in Australia (Uni Melbourne
study, 2004) and number 1 in Queensland (all three studies).
- As one of the top four research universities in
Australia, UQ attracts high-quality academic staff. Their
research and industry links feed into curriculum design and teaching.
- UQ’s IT programs are accredited by the
Australian Computer Society. UQ
participates in a number of activities to encourage greater female
participation in IT.
- We are stepping up our investment in computing
laboratories, to offer real-world equipment and resources. UQ has
been chosen by the famed Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the
Australian hub for its iCampus
initiative. The School of ITEE is creating remote labs for its
students - real laboratories accessed via the Internet.
- UQ offers other great facilities, beautiful campuses, students from all
over the world, and international exchange programs.
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