The University of Queensland (UQ) is one of Australia’s leading research and teaching universities, founded in 1909 and based in Brisbane, Queensland. As a member of the Group of Eight, UQ is recognised for academic excellence, world-class research and strong graduate outcomes.

UQ is ranked #40 in the QS World University Rankings 2027, placing it among the world’s top universities. It is also consistently recognised as one of Australia’s strongest institutions for research, innovation and teaching quality, with a broad range of highly regarded programs across health, science, business, law, engineering, agriculture, veterinary science, psychology and environmental studies.

The university offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across areas such as business, economics, law, engineering, computer science, medicine, dentistry, health sciences, psychology, biomedical science, science, veterinary science, agriculture and environmental management. UQ is particularly attractive for students seeking strong professional pathways, research opportunities and globally recognised qualifications.

UQ has three main campuses: St Lucia, Gatton and Herston. The St Lucia campus is one of Australia’s most beautiful university campuses, located close to Brisbane city and surrounded by green space and river views. Gatton is known for agriculture, animal science and veterinary science, while Herston is located in Brisbane’s health and medical precinct.

For students who need academic or English preparation, UQ College provides foundation and English language pathway programs into eligible UQ degrees. With its strong global ranking, Group of Eight status, broad course offering, specialist campuses and excellent student support, UQ is a leading choice for international students seeking a high-quality university experience in Queensland.