Featured event

Hosted in Queensland House on the Strand, the event will feature a select panel of alumni who will share learnings from their career journeys, providing insights for all UQ alumni – whether you are an aspiring or established leader in your field.

Professor Jodi Gardner analyses if volenti should be abolished and a clearer distinction developed between actions of defendants and that of plaintiffs.

Join us for a panel discussion which will attempt to move beyond unsuccessful debates that pit innovation against equitable access to medicine. In doing so, panellists will draw on their own experiences in relation to re-thinking vaccine creation, production, and distribution. They will also consider what is needed to revision intellectual property to support the creation and delivery of new therapies, both in times of crisis and times of calm.

Dr Ryan Catterwell analyses the nature of contract application, examining the aim of the process and its mechanics, and explaining why and how we apply a contract.

Prof David McLauchlan introduces participants to the book that he is presently writing, entitled Teaching Contract: My Way. The seminar will be of interest to teachers of all private law subjects, not just the law of contract.

The seminar addresses the TRIPS-waiver for improving the supply of affordable vaccines in the developing world that South Africa and India proposed at the World Trade Organization in October 2020.

In this seminar, Kerry Abadee will consider proposals for the reform of the regulatory architecture including the Hayne Royal Commission's proposal for a new federal civil law enforcement body for corporate law.

Join us for our Schools Day and explore what a career in economics could look like for you. Students have the opportunity to attend lecture-style presentations, network with other students from around Brisbane, and participate in interactive and thought-provoking activities.

Have you ever felt confused and sceptical when reading environmental claims made by companies? How can communication be both misleading and trustworthy at the same time? Join us and be part of this important conversation on how to create trustworthy messaging and win consumer trust.

The University of Queensland (UQ) Service Innovation Alliance (SIA) invites you to the launch of the Digital Service Transformation: Pathways to Human and Economic Wellbeing white paper, on Wednesday 17 May 2023.