Take your next step to success at Queensland in July.
- Develop your global business knowledge, skills and networks at Queensland in July, a three-week non-award program hosted by The University of Queensland’s Faculty of Business, Economics and Law.
- If you’ve already successfully completed one year of your undergraduate degree elsewhere, then choose to study in subtropical Brisbane, Australia with students from around the world.
- During the week, you will enjoy interactive and innovative classes with our expert business teachers at UQ’s beautiful St Lucia campus, along with industry field trips* that will enrich your practical knowledge.
* Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation and Event Marketing courses only. - At the weekend, you can make the most of Brisbane’s edgy arts scene, thriving nightlife, strong sporting community and music and café culture – all within easy reach of green forests, blue waters and golden beaches. A two-day stay on nearby North Stradbroke Island is even included in your course!
Key dates
11 May
Applications close
2 July
Commence study
36 contact hours
21 July
Complete study
Explore your study options
At UQ, we can help you to see the world differently. We believe education and research can transform you, providing you with the knowledge and discovery that will change how you see the world. And when you learn to see opportunities where others don’t, your path to success becomes clear. Our aim is simple: to create change in our students so they can create change in the world.
Program highlights
- You will study at a globally recognised institution, as UQ ranks in the top 50 of more than 10,000 international universities.
- You will be taught by outstanding, inspiring teachers for 36 academic contact hours at a university that has won more national teaching awards than any other Australian university.
- You will study and socialise with talented students who will travel from around the world to take part in this exciting program.
- You will have access to UQ’s BEL Faculty student support services before, during and after the program.
- You will have free time to enjoy and experience all that UQ and Brisbane have to offer.
- You will have fun participating in the program’s social and cultural activities including a two-day group trip to stunning North Stradbroke Island, just 30 kilometres from Brisbane
Choose one of three course options
Learn how to manage the people who make a company great – especially when they come from different countries and cultures.
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the complexities involved in managing human resources and talent in the global workplace today and in the future.
During this course you will explore three themes:
- Theme 1: Talent management in the multinational enterprise
- Theme 2: Engaging in and supporting global mobility
- Theme 3: Building awareness of present and emerging global talent management trends
The course places equal value on building both your understanding of the theoretical foundations and the practical implications of working in a global environment.
Your course facilitator
Dr Miriam Moeller
Senior Lecturer in International Business, UQ Business School
Dr Moeller is an expert in the challenges and value of globally mobile workforces. Her research examines the psychological processes that occur when distinct cultures come together within organisations and project teams.
She is also researching global staffing practices such as expatriation, inpatriation, and flexpatriation, and has an interest in the opportunities that the globally mobile workforce can create for female managers and dual-career couples.
Another research interest involves exploring the role and development of a global mindset, pluralistic management perspectives, organisational ignorance, and stigmatisation within the evolutionary path of organisations.
Find out the best ways to start up an innovative enterprise around a new idea and it keep it on track for success.
This course focuses on developing entrepreneurs by introducing students to the theory, practice and research that enable to start and grow new ventures. Students will consider how to match types of ventures to entrepreneurial goals, design business models for value delivery and capture, assess market attractiveness, create competitive advantage, write assumption-based business proposals and manage growth.
During this course you will learn:
- theory, practice and research behind starting and growing new ventures
- knowledge and skills needed to plan a startup and meet your entrepreneurial goals
- how to assess and maintain your new venture’s competitive advantage over time.
Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation flyer (PDF, 1.1MB)
Your course facilitator
Dr Rui Torres De Oliveira
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, UQ Business School
Dr Rui Oliveira has more than two decades of industry experience working in senior management positions for multinational companies in the US, China and Australia.
His research focuses on firms in emerging countries and their approaches to internationalisation, strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship and business systems.
With a background in civil engineering and global business, his research interests also include the role of blockchain in management and open innovation in strategy and entrepreneurship. Rui is an active member of Academy of Management and Academy of International Business.
Discover the secrets and strategies for running events that people really want to attend and that make your brand stand out for all the right reasons.
This course provides insights into the principles of event marketing and their application in real world settings. It explores the development of event marketing objectives, strategies, plans and related research.
During this course you will learn:
- the principles of event marketing and management
- how to create research-based objectives and strategies
- how to apply the concepts you learn to real event cases and problems.
Your course facilitator
Dr Monica Chien
Lecturer in Event Marketing, UQ Business School
Dr Chien’s expertise covers the impact of multiple brand contact points on consumers’ cognitive and affective reactions.
She has an extensive background in marketing and particular expertise and interest in experimental studies, with publications in both marketing and tourism journals.
Dr Chien’s principal research interests include consumer information processing and decision making; branding and brand equity management; sponsorship strategy and portfolio management; sports marketing; traveller behaviour; and integrated marketing communications.
With an American Academy of Advertising (AAA) 2011 Research Fellowship, Dr Chien is currently researching how sports scandals affect the sponsoring brands and sport.
Stradbroke Island
Enjoy Brisbane
Brisbane is Queensland’s subtropical capital city and home to The University of Queensland’s St Lucia and Brisbane City campuses.
Although Brisbane is one of the fastest growing capital cities in the world, it’s as casual as it is cosmopolitan, with plenty of fun and sun all-year round. In July, Brisbane’s average temperature is 21°C (70°F).
Brisbane is also a gateway to some of Australia’s most magnificent and memorable tourism experiences: the Great Barrier Reef, World Heritage-listed rainforests, pristine surf beaches, idyllic sand islands and outback tours. Consider booking these adventures for after your UQ study!
Apply today
Take your next step to success and apply to study at one of Australia's top universities. Applications close Friday 11 May 2018.
Applications have now closed.
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Erin de Lacy
International Mobility Coordinator
BEL Faculty
The University of Queensland
+61 7 3346 0008
qldjuly@uq.edu.au