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Connections – the QUT Strategy 2023 to 2027.
Full text linkQUT is proud to present Connections – the QUT Strategy 2023 to 2027. The strategy will provide the foundation for our university to grow and flourish over the next five years.
Built around our core values of ambition, curiosity, integrity, inclusiveness and innovation, Connections will ensure our university provides transformative education and student experiences and undertakes research that is relevant to our communities.
We have added a core value, academic freedom, to reinforce the importance of engaging and leading respectful debates based on our expertise and scholarship.
We will support our students and will help them realise their full potential in a rapidly changing world – through providing flexible learning environments, practically orientated education, access to employers and lifelong learning opportunities.
Professor Margaret Sheil AO, Vice-Chancellor and President of QUT
Inclusion and social justice are priorities, as is identifying opportunities for future growth in diverse fields such as health, medical education, green engineering, and space research.
Connections includes clear targets – we will increase student enrolments across our two campuses and consolidate our other sites to align with industry, research, and students’ needs.
We are committed to embedding sustainability, a sense of connection to Country and the importance and well-being of staff and students in everything we do.
I am confident that Connections will guide QUT's success over the next five years.
Professor Margaret Sheil AO, Vice-Chancellor and President of QU
Ellen van Neerven and Troy-Anthony Baylis in conversation [In Conversation series].
Full text linkIn this Indigenous Conversations event, co-hosted by the Library and the Faculty of Health - Ellen van Neerven is speaking with Tory-Anthony Bayli
Chrysalis
No full textA young woman, weighed down by grief and trauma from her sister's death, looks to heal and find closure by experimenting with psychedelics. But her suburban home turns into a twisted and surreal nightmare as she tries to escape The Butterfly.
Rating: Matur
Don't let the Neighbours Hear
No full textThis documentary explores the enduring impact of inter-generational trauma and how we can work to break these cycles. Kay, a 58-year-old woman, shares her experiences for the first time regarding the events of her childhood with her abusive mother.
Rating: Matur
Pizza Fright
No full textThe night shift for family-fun-centre worker, Keegan, takes an unexpected twist when he makes friends with a mysterious but cute creature. His plan to impress his crush at work goes south as the little monster goes on a rampage, challenging the courage, smarts, and strength of the centre's staff as they try to figure out their escape.
Rating: Matur
Shattered Dreams
No full text"Shattered Dreams" is an experimental short film that uses dance to explore themes of identity and the loss of innocence. It delves into the consequences of conforming to societal standards, which can result in madness, anxiety, and self-doubt.
Rating: Genera
Glass: QUT Guild student magazine:2023
Full text linkGlass was born out of the struggle to gather
writing credits and the endless cycle of write,
submit for a unit, and forget.
As journalism and creative writing students, we
know how hard it can be to get work published,
be it creative, journalistic or academic. We also
think your work deserves to be shared with not
only your tutors, but your peers as well - the
people who you will inevitably be working with in
a professional capacity. A student magazine should
be full of student work and we’re so pleased to
revive the rag at QUT
One Call
No full textWhen a suicide hotline worker encounters a mysterious caller, their pasts and futures become intertwined as he desperately tries to stop her from doing something she'll regret, and something he'll have to live with forever.
Rating: Matur
Splendour in the Mud
No full textSplendour in the Mud is a 10-minute documentary that showcases the highs, lows, laughs and missteps of Splendour in the Grass music festival's 20th anniversary. After three years of countless cancellations and delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this was the least of festival-goers' Kaylia Jade, Ben Klein and Holly Adams problems. A weather system bringing the most rain that the North Byron Bay Parkland region had seen in over 50 years would leave attendees stranded and miserable and cause Australia's capstone live music event's most chaotic weekend.
Rating: Genera
End Endo
No full textFilmmaker Elise O'Connell examines the gaps in education and awareness regarding endometriosis in Australia.
Rating: Genera