Partnership and collaboration

University of Queensland law students now have greater access to legal experience in human rights and civil liberties thanks to two new pro bono partnerships.

In this article for The Conversation, Dr Paul Harpur (TC Beirne School of Law), Professor Martie-Louise Verreynne (UQ Business School) and Professor Nancy Pachana (School of Psychology) explain the damage done by fake disability assistance animals and their users.

The UQ Confucius Institute in collaboration with the School of Economics has designed a new training course to provide insights into the culture and life of students coming from China to study at UQ.

Ethics in business is the focus of a new million-dollar partnership between The University of Queensland and global business leader Mark Hutchinson.

The University of Queensland’s new UQ Brisbane City site at 293 Queen Street was officially opened this week by Provost and Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Aidan Byrne and guest of honour Mark Sowerby. More than 120 business leaders, including alumni, partners and friends of the University, gathered to tour and explore the custom-built learning and meeting space, which provides a place to learn, connect and do business in the heart of the city’s financial district.

Students with autism, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder and other neurodiverse needs will soon have greater access to employment opportunities through a new Queensland hub.

Researchers from The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law were well-represented in the latest round of Australian Research Council (ARC) grants announced last month.

Researchers from The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law have secured more than $215,000 in funding from the 2018 UQ Early Career Researcher Grant Scheme and BEL Faculty Research Collaboration Seeding Grants Scheme.

Two University of Queensland students have developed a framework to determine the short-term and long-term commercial effects of terrorism thanks to a scholarship established by UQ alumni.

A team of University of Queensland business students has earned praise for their sustainable solution to the excess clothing piling up in St Vincent de Paul Society Queensland donation warehouses.