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QUT Blueprint 5
Get PDFBlueprint 5 identifies the University’s goals and priorities, articulates broad strategies, and aims to achieve greater coherence and coordination of QUT’s efforts. It affirms our commitment to be a collaborative, distinctive and innovative university that makes a real and positive difference to students and to global economic and social development. Blueprint 5 is the latest iteration of a strategic plan first issued in 2004, and through it QUT has been able to maintain continuity in expressing our broad vision and institutional intent for more than a decade. The new version builds on the general narrative of its predecessors and reflects a step-change in our determination to grow research performance, and prepare well our students and graduates for the real world of tomorrow. It will allow QUT to embrace the opportunities afforded by transformative change and to direct our investments in
the future
The Realistic Jones's Performance Show Call Archive
No full textthe Show call and performance archive of QUT Final Year Acting's The Realistic Jonses'
"To Sir with Love - The Doctor Wilton Wood Russell Love Album" - Background Poster
Get PDFThis poster gives the background to the Exhibition that was held from October 19 2016 to February 23 2017 at Old Government House, Queensland University of Technology, George Street, Brisbane
The Seagull Performance Show Call
No full textThe Show Call and Performance Archive of The Seagull 201
Technical Production Showcase 2015 Class of 2015
No full textThe Class of 2015 Secondment Video for QUT Technical Production
Dance 15, 3-7 November 2015
Get PDFProgram from the second semester 2015 dance performance by Queensland University of Technology Dance Students
An interview with Dr Borivoj Franko-Filipasic "Bori" 26 August, 2015, Bensalem, Pennsylvania, USA
No full textThe files attached are an oral history record of an interview conducted by Jennifer Thomas and Bori Franko on 26 August 2015 in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, USA. In 1944, Bori Franko, a US Naval Officer, was invalided from the Admiralty Islands to the US Naval Hospital in Camp Hill, Brisbane. Whilst recuperating in Brisbane, Bori bought an album full of old photos of Brisbane and other areas of Queensland, at a bookstore as a souvenir (see links below). The album was originally donated in 1894 by a class of chemistry students to their chemistry professor and prominent medical doctor in Brisbane, Dr Wilton Wood Russell Love. In 1995, after 50 years of cherished ownership, Bori returned the album to Queensland University of Technology and "to the city that transformed [him] into a Queenslander". The YouTube link https://youtu.be/e3BzxH4BaFw gives a short version of the oral history. Via the files attached you can watch the whole interview
Essentially Dance, 2-6 June 2015
Get PDFProgram from the first semester 2015 dance performance by Queensland University of Technolgy Dance Students