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FOUR FACTS ABOUT LIVING IN A COLLEGE AT UQ:
10 on-campus Colleges provide community living environments offering friendship, academic support, and a range of sporting, cultural and social opportunities for a real student experience.
Friendship
With hundreds of students at every College, you’ll expand your network and make lifelong friends.
Lifestyle
UQ Colleges offer a lifestyle that only on-campus living and established communities can bring.
Immerse yourself in a real student experience!
Community
Step into a ready-made community of students, peers and friends.
Support
With help available 24/7, UQ Colleges offer peace-of-mind combined with academic support to ensure a positive university experience.
Leadership
For over a century, UQ Colleges have provided mentoring support and development opportunities for thousands of leaders who have created change.
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At Grace, supporting you for academic success is what we do. Alongside your university tutorials, we provide extra tutoring for any subject you require. 📖👩🎓
Tutoring is also an excellent way for current residents to support their fellow Gracies, get some fantastic work experience that looks great on your CV, and earn a little extra money. If you got a 6 or above in a course, we want to hear from you! 📚👩🏫
Current Gracies, click here linktr.ee/GraceCollegeUQ to request a tutor or apply to be a tutor! 💜
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Many thanks to our awesome cleaning partners Academy Services for supporting the IH Award Program and helping scholarship recipients like YiKuan Lai live and study at IH and The University of QueenslandWe’d like to welcome Australian and international students back to International House, The University of Queensland after the COVID isolation period. We take great pride in sponsoring the IH Awards Program, with this year’s Academy Award recipients being James Walsh, from Queensland, and Yikuan Lai (pictured), of Malaysia. The awards help James and Yikuan to live and study away from home at a challenging time. As we all return to work, education and play, infection control is vital to ensuring the health of your staff and clients. We can help you, contact us on 1300 300 959.
Thank you so much for your kind words. We truly enjoy being part of the International House family and wish all the students and staff well as study resumes.
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Wash your hands for 40 seconds and sing along "Wash Wash Wash Your Hands" with Peppa Pig and and her friends, Rebecca Rabbit and Mr Badger!
Washing your hands can help to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Welcome back Professor Terry! #UQ’s new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Deborah Terry AO returns to #UQ after more than six years as VC at Curtin University.
Professor Terry AO is well known to our community, having worked at UQ for over 24 years.
We are privileged to have the new Vice-Chancellor as guest speaker at The Women's College 2020 Valedictory Dinner later this year.
We wish to welcome back Professor Deborah Terry as the incoming Vice-Chancellor of The University of Queensland. Professor Terry returned to UQ on Monday August 3, after more than 6 years as Vice-Chancellor at Curtin Uni in WA. Professor Terry said UQ was an incredibly strong university, and she was delighted to be back at a time when educating graduates, engaging in research and enriching communities were more important than ever.
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UQ welcomes back Professor Deborah Terry
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The university sector will be vital in the state’s recovery from COVID-19, according to incoming University of Queensland Vice-Chancellor, Professor Deborah Terry.Welcome back Professor Terry! UQ’s new Vice-Chancellor, Deborah Terry AO returns to UQ after six years as VC at Curtin University. Professor Terry is well known to the Emmanuel and UQ communities, as an Honorary Fellow of Emmanuel College since 2012 and having worked at UQ for 24 years. tinyurl.com/y5h4td57
UQ welcomes back Professor Deborah Terry
uq.edu.au
The university sector will be vital in the state’s recovery from COVID-19, according to incoming University of Queensland Vice-Chancellor, Professor Deborah Terry.
What do you miss most about St John’s! If this video says anything, it’s that friendship is a huge aspect of the Johnian way of life! So excited to see everyone in just a few sleeps!