Study

It has been a challenging year for international students who have returned to their home countries due to COVID-19 and government recommendations. 

A little puppy love is helping University of Queensland students experiencing a ‘ruff’ time improve their mental health and wellbeing.

The social isolation requirements of COVID-19 meant the HMNS Personal Training Service had to transition entirely online in the same year that the number of students in the program almost doubled.

A workforce development initiative is equipping health graduates to work across a broad range of contexts, thanks to a first of its kind partnership between UQ and the Institute for Urban Indigenous Health.

National Health and Physical Education (HPE) Day aims to raise awareness of, and advocate for, a greater focus of HPE in schools.

Juggling two small children and study in a strange country was the biggest challenge for aspiring doctor, Thi Thao Phuong Tran as she tackled her PhD in linguistics and health sciences.

Supporting older patients to remain active and engaged during their hospital stay is a challenge UQ Masters of Occupational Therapy Studies students are assisting with at The Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee Hospital.

Final-year nursing students at UQ are fast-tracking their studies, so that they are ready to answer the call if the health crisis worsens.

Twenty-five student-athletes from UQ's Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences received 2020 UQ Sporting Scholarships.

Two PhD candidates within the UQ School of Pharmacy have put their studies on hold and returned to full-time practice to help ease pressure on the workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic.