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UQ Union O-Week

Orientation at the University of Queensland
Orientation at the University of Queensland

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You guessed it. O-Week is a little bit different this year.

Since we can’t run the usual Market Day in person this semester, we’re going with a 2-week long Clubs & Socs experience!

Check out the schedule below and join in the fun!


And don’t forget to: Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Instagram

 

Meet Your UQU Clubs & Societies

10am – 2pm | 17th – 28th August 

No registration required!

View the schedule above to see what clubs are running a stall on which day, and then head along to the Great Court to meet them.

COVID-19 Safe Guidelines are in place. Stay at home if you are unwell or have a cough, fever, sore throat, fatigue or shortness of breath. If you become unwell during the event you are to notify UQU event staff immediately. 

UQU Clubs & Societies

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UQ Irish Society
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Reptiles & amphibians
UQ Herpetological Society
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The Queensland University Exchange Student Society (QUEST)
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About We represent the interests of UQ students and run independent services, events and outlets to enhance your student experience. As an independent body, UQU represent students on all important university committees to ensure your voice is heard on all university matters.

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