Featured school events

Kim Trajer (Chief Operating Officer, McCullough Robertson) and Milan Gandhi (Innovation Ambassador, McCullough Robertson/Founder of The Legal Forecast) will explore the basics of how and why modern day law firms are pushing to innovate, and what this actually means in practice particularly for those seeking to enter the profession within the next few years.

Wondering if business, commerce or tourism are the right fit for you? At these free, interactive sessions, we’ll go beyond the program basics to help you understand and experience what it means to study, work and succeed in the fields of business management, commerce and tourism at UQ.

Join your colleagues in the profession and world-leading experts to consider best practice legislation and regulatory structures for dealing with emerging technologies in a global context.

Join us as we bring together academics, research higher degree students, tax practitioners and ATO professionals to present and discuss their research. This free event, hosted by UQ Law School, will bring together expert minds from across Queensland and Australia. RSVP today to secure your place.

Learn about the pioneering research happening at UQ and hear from law and economics HDR students as they present their theses in a snappy three minute presentation as part of the Schools of Law/Economics Three Minute Thesis (3MT) heat.

Join us during Law Week to hear from a panel of distinguished Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander law alumni, drawn from Griffith, Bond, QUT and UQ, to discuss: "Where are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in law and justice?"

This free symposium will bring together leading UQ experts on China to showcase their research, exchange ideas and discuss current developments in a multidisciplinary forum.

How can you put passion into action? The UQ Business School MBA program will help you take the next step in your career and transform your thinking, to solve problems of the future.

Dr Azim Shariff, Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia, will discuss recent work on the social psychology and legal implications of self-driving cars.

Come along to the Global Experiences Expo to discover how you can participate in an international semester-based or short-term activity.