Alumni events

Join UQ Rugby's Student and Alumni Day and support your team for their last home game of the season!

Join us for this UQ Gatton Past Students Association reunion on the Gold Coast. To register, contact Kim Jorgensen, email: gattonpaststudents@uq.edu.au.

When international borders are open again, where will you go? Be it for business or leisure, IML offers interactive classes that will help you enjoy your global experience.

Did you know that constitutions in many Pacific countries not only recognise customary laws but frequently place them above common law? And where local legislation does not exist, foreign legislation is often applied? 

The University of Queensland is hosting Ventures Uncut: Lessons from failure. Our entrepreneurs will share their stories of failure including the lessons they learnt and how their failures ultimately led to success.

You’re invited Back to UQ on Sunday 1 August – UQ's alumni homecoming. Coinciding with UQ Open Day, the day features celebrations, tours, talks, and the chance to reconnect with your university and your classmates.

Join Olympic historian and Honorary Director of the UQ Centre for Olympic Studies, Professor Ian Jobling, as he delves into the early modern Olympic games. Let's find out how they compare to Tokyo 2021!

Do you have an interest in angel investing? Are you a budding early-stage investor?
Join Simon Horne, CEO of Angel Loop as he facilitates the 'Financial Literacy: Early-Stage Investment' workshop, 7-8 August.

Join us for our August Sunday Series as Dr Kit Morrell presents on ‘Cato the Reformer’.

Join local UQ young alumnus Prince Lo (Master of Social Work '19) for an evening to meet with other UQ alumni in Toowoomba, make new connections and find out what's new at UQ.

Join Professor Deborah Terry AO, Vice-Chancellor and President, at our UQ Toowoomba Alumni Brunch. At this event, our expert UQ alumni panel will share their broad ranging experiences spanning agriculture, technology, business, sustainability, education and the arts and provide insight on how we can create a shared and prosperous future for regional Queensland.

Combining both online and face-to-face learning, this course draws on thought leadership from The University of Queensland, Australian National University, and Oxford University to explore the impact of climate change on business and society. From evaluating risks and opportunities for your organisation to developing a climate risk management plan to minimise risk exposure, you’ll benefit from a comprehensive and forward-thinking approach.

Originally developed by Google, design sprints allow you to test and validate ideas rapidly without significant investment. Dr Ivano Bongiovanni will show you how they can be used to address complex organisational issues, improve processes, increase efficiency and improve profitability.

Join us for this North Queensland UQ Gatton Past Students Association in Atherton. To register, contact Kim Jorgensen, email: gattonpaststudents@uq.edu.au.

Hosted by the UQ Young Alumni Advisory Board, join us for our next social event for all UQ graduates to meet, enjoy meaningful conversations and stay connected with the young alumni community.

This fantastic event is sponsored by the Index Group to help raise awareness and funds for MND research at the Queensland Brain Institute. All funds raised support the Ross Maclean Fellowship, which was established in 2004 by the late Ross Maclean and his family to raise funds to fight this devastating disease.

Hear from experts from UQ's Sustainability team as they share UQ's new sustainability strategy, some of our current campus initiatives.

Join us for our most popular UQ young alumni online series this year with a four part series focussing on educating young professionals about personal finance and wealth creation.

Join us for our next Friends of Antiquity Sunday Series as Dr Dorothy Watts AM presents on ‘Josiah Wedgwood and the Classics’.

A one-day course that explores the changing nature of business environments and the need to prepare for the unexpected. It will equip you with the analytical and planning tools to face crises head on.

Save the date for Courting the Greats, UQ's annual alumni award ceremony.

Join critical thinking expert, Peter Ellerton, as he explains the power of understanding critical thinking and how we can apply it in our lives.

Join us for our most popular UQ young alumni online series this year with a four part series focussing on educating young professionals about personal finance and wealth creation.

Join us for this UQ Gatton Past Students Association reunion in Brisbane. To register contact Kim Jorgensen - gattonpaststudents@uq.edu.au

In 2021 the Gatton Back to College Weekend will be held from Friday 3 December to Sunday 5 December - there will be an informal BBQ dinner available on the Friday evening for those who plan to arrive early.