Postgraduate

There is the right way to study. Then there is the wrong way. Last-minute cramming doesn’t bring out the best in any student’s work, so get organised and help yourself during exam week. #iloveuni

Andrew Cameron OAM has spent his life helping others, in a journey that has taken him from the war-torn regions of South Sudan to the arid landscape of outback Queensland.

Grace, the winner of the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences 2016 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, shares her six tips to overcome nerves in an oral presentation.  

UQ Med Student Rosannah speaks to Health Hub about building her dream career as a Defence Force Doctor.

While working hard towards achieving academic goals it’s also important to remember that to lead an enjoyable life, we also need to give ourselves guilt-free permission to have fun. 

My love of practising and wanting to improve really showed to me how important it is for individuals to have the freedom and physical ability to follow our passions, hobbies, and daily tasks. Which is exactly what underpins the core value of what we as occupational therapists strive to achieve through our profession.

A career in counselling is so much more than just listening to people talk about their problems. UQ’s own graduate, Tom Parker, details the many and varied career opportunities that await in this rapidly growing profession.

Studying medicine is a long road and it's important to maintain your physical and mental health throughout your study journey. So what services are available if you need some support?

Ever wondered where some of our international students end up after graduating? We caught up with UQ Med Graduate Dr Shaun Hosein to see where his medical degree has taken him and to get some advice for current and future students.

If you're studying medicine, there's a good chance that some of these thoughts - outlined by medicine student Anastasia - have popped into your head at some point.