Club Tag: Faculty

The UQ Stargazing and Astronomy (UQSA) society creates a community of students who love space and aims to connect these students with the broader world of astronomy. UQSA creates a space where anyone can learn more about stargazing and astronomy, with as little barrier-to-entry as possible and fosters community through casual stargazing nights and fireside chats with astronomers and astrophysicists. UQSA hosts a wide variety of events, from space-themed movie-nights to technical build-nights, with the aim of creating a place where anybody who loves space can feel at home.

TROHPIQ is Queensland’s rural health club dedicated to helping medical, nursing and allied health students experience the unique career and lifestyle opportunities to be found beyond the big town of Brisbane. We established ourselves in 1994 and have been working towards this goal since then. The club serves students at UQ, QUT, ACU, USQ, CQU.

UQ’s Premier Student Biology Society

The University of Queensland Biology Postgraduate Club (UQBIOLPGC) works to foster research and social connections among postgraduate students within the School of Biological Sciences. It will do so through meetings, social events, and an annual conference where students can present their research in a friendly environment. This Club also hopes to foster mentorship among new and old students to promote successful research and collaboration within the school.

UQPaeds is an organisation for all healthcare students passionate about a future in paediatric medicine. We have 5 main branches: Research Opportunities | Paediatric Education Opportunities | Networking & Mentorship | Clinical Exposure | Community Outreach

UQ GEMS is a student run, not-for profit UQ Society that aims to unite undergraduate and postgraduate students in the disciplines of Geography and Environmental Management, and other environmentally-orientated degrees.

The Postgraduate Research Engineering Students Society (PRESS) is a purely volunteer student organization which has as main goal to facilitate networking amongst HDR students and staff from the Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology.

A supportive community for all students enrolled or interested in archaeology at UQ. Hands-on experimental workshops, mentoring and support, involvement with industry leaders, field schools and casual networking events