Events

InspireU is UQ’s leading tertiary experience program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students.

UQ’s Lower Forgan Smith Lawns will transform into a concert goer’s playground on 6 August, gates open from 5pm with market stalls, food, garden bar all before the main event gets started at 6pm!

The NAISA Conference 2022, held in person at Customs House or online, is an opportunity for academics and scholars who are studying or interested in Critical Indigenous Studies and related disciplines to engage with emerging and leading scholars.

UQ Art Museum will be hosting Gooreng Gooreng artist Dylan Sarra to talk about his research into the sacred engraved Burnett River Rocks, and the ongoing project to repatriate them to their Country of origin.

Brand new event! Poetry Slam and Book Swap is happening this 23 March 5pm-7pm at the Pizza Caffe.

All commencing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students encouraged to attend.

Tuesday, 22 February 2022
10:00 am – 4:00 pm AEST
Location: Viewpoint Room (UQ Sport) Building 33, Union Road Saint Lucia, QLD 4067

All commending undergraduate students welcome at our stall at The Great Court.

Join us for panel discussion with experts on inclusive teaching and learning practices designed to enhance student learning and facilitate a sense of belonging at UQ.

Professor Marcia Langton AM will deliver the 2021 Teaching and Learning Week keynote presentation.

Enjoy a tasty Bush Food experience with Aunty Dale Chapman from My Dilly Bag and Three Little Birds.

St Lucia
26 October, 12-1pm, UQ Art Museum Lawn, St Lucia (UQ St Lucia community only).

Join us for a Deadly line-up with some of Australia's hottest Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.

We're holding a Great Book Swap to support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) to provide books and learning resources to children living in remote communities across Australia.

We're holding a Great Book Swap to support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) to provide books and learning resources to children living in remote communities across Australia.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the current COVID-19 situation, the camp originally scheduled for early July will instead be held later in the year. Tentative dates are to be 19-24 September.

The Indigenous Knowledges in the Academy Symposium will:
• Facilitate networking, share information, and create a dialogue about the role of Indigenous Knowledges in the UQ academy.
• Explore respectful, innovative approaches and strategies that incorporate Indigenous Knowledges programs and practices.
• Explore, challenge, and debate the premise of embedding Indigenous Knowledges in the academy.
• Provide a culturally safe opportunity to share experiences, present research, and emerging evidence about Indigenous Knowledges at UQ.
Hosted by the Office of the Pro-Vice Chancellor (Indigenous Engagement).

We're holding a Great Book Swap to support the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) to provide books and learning resources to children living in remote communities across Australia.