Read more of Microsoft cuts data centre plans and hikes prices in push to make users carry AI costs

Filed under: Creative Industries, Republished from The Conversation

Gary Allen is the Co-Founder of Enabled.vip, a platform that provides the disability community with revenue streams outside of traditional nine-to-five roles. Gary discusses his business and how to support a more inclusive workplace.

Read more of Dr Gary Allen | Breaking Barriers

Filed under: Diversity and Inclusion

We interview Craig Page, the general manager of podiatry at Healthia to explore the realities of the profession and how QUT graduates ease into the industry.

Read more of Industry insights: Podiatry

Filed under: Undergraduate, Podiatry, Graduate stories

We spoke to students, Sandra and Fiona, about their experience studying nursing at QUT. They have come to study here from Vietnam and shared how their lives have been shaped by the QUT nursing program’s placement, support and camaraderie.

Read more of How QUT nursing shaped Vietnamese students, Sandra and Fiona

Filed under: Professional experience, Undergraduate, Scholarships and support

Are you curious about careers in science and contemplating a Bachelor of Science at uni? We partnered with Careers with STEM to bring you insights from three scientists at different stages of their careers.

Read more of Top 5 Tips for Aspiring Science Students

Filed under: Undergraduate, Science, Double degrees, Scholarships

Dr Laura Croft is committed to go beyond commercial viability to ensure those affected with a rare disease still have treatment options and aren’t left behind.

Read more of Rare Disease Day: what is it?

Filed under: Biomedical Sciences, Postgraduate, Research stories, Medicine

Political inaction and big-tech’s reluctance to protect users leave Australians vulnerable to a murky world of digital misinformation going into the election.

Read more of ‘Dark ads’ challenge truth and our democracy

Filed under: Creative Industries, Real Focus feature stories

Read more of How much do we support Australian-made cinema? Maybe we should take a lesson from French cinema

Filed under: Creative Industries, Real Focus feature stories

I chose to study a Bachelor of Public Health because I am interested in serving in an international organisation like the World Health Organisation (WHO) or the United Nations, and the public health course is relevant to helping various communities.

Read more of Helping communities with public health study

Filed under: Careers, Undergraduate