In this Q&A with QUT Alumnus, Riva Mendoza, we hear about her journey at QUT shaped, by growth and exploration, leading to an exciting career in frontend development at Canva.

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Filed under: Diversity and Inclusion

QUT alumnus, Dr. Dakshi Kapugama Geeganage, delves into the realm of government procurement, unravelling the profound impact of AI and ML on various dimensions within this crucial sector.

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Filed under: Future of work, Innovation

It’s okay not to know which uni course to study. Current pharmacy student, Sajal Tyagi started in a different degree before finding his dream course.

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Filed under: Pharmacy, Undergraduate, Student life, Career changers

My advice to new students would be to step out of your comfort zone. It’s not easy to settle into a new country as you are away from your family and friends, away from familiar culture and the comfort of home, but if you don’t take the chance, you’ll nev

Read more of Breaking boundaries: embracing growth by stepping out of your comfort zone

Filed under: Professional experience, Undergraduate, Scholarships and support

While there are signs that adult perpetration of child sexual abuse is declining, new research shows adolescent perpetration is rising.

Read more of Some gains but fresh difficulties in combating child sexual abuse

Filed under: Health, Justice, Republished from The Conversation

Michael is an Energy Researcher and self-described ‘Tinkerer’! Delve into Michael’s PhD in energy storage materials, why research into supercapacitors is so important and learn top tips about studying Physics at university.

Read more of Energy and batteries are they powering a sustainable future?

Filed under: Science, Undergraduate, Real-world experience

The effects of introduced megafauna on plants can drive negative public sentiment towards the species. It’s time to change how we think of these animals.

Read more of Horses, camels and deer get a bad rap for razing plants

Filed under: Science, Republished from The Conversation

In this insightful article, QUT alumnus and Cturtle founder, Shane Dillon, sheds light on the contrasting approaches the USA and China have adopted in the use of AI in education and the implications of these global trends for Australia.

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Filed under: Innovation

From art school to a QUT MBA, artist Sarah Daly works at the intersection of AI and artistic practice. Balancing human creativity with AI-generated content, Sarah envisions a collaborative future in art creation.

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Filed under: Arts and Culture