University of Southern Queensland
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University of Southern Queensland History

The University of Southern Queensland is a public university settled in Queensland, Australia. It was established in the year 1967 as the Darling Downs campus of the Queensland Institute of Technology then later in 1990, it was renamed as University Of Southern Queensland.

University of Southern Queensland Programs, Courses, and Schools

The University of Southern Queensland offers undergraduate programs, postgraduate programs, master’s programs, and doctorate programs. The University offers 2 academic faculties in a different department. The University has more than 1573 academic staff, including 27,563 undergraduate students and postgraduate students.

University of Southern Queensland Campuses

The University of Southern Queensland has 3 campuses. The main campus is Toowoomba campus in Brisbane. The campus offers degrees in sciences, creative arts and media, business and commerce and many more facilities are involved. There is theatre, science laboratories, Olympics standard basketball courts. The second campus is Springfield campus located in the southwest of Brisbane CBD. The campus offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs, a fitness and recreation centre and on-campus accommodation. The third campus is Ipswich campus is located in Southeast Queensland. The campus offers health programs, which has laboratories for clinical nursing students and offers degrees in nursing, paramedicine, psychology, and many more facilities are involved.

University of Southern Queensland Achievements

The University of Southern Queensland was awarded by Australian Award for University Teaching. The University was also awarded for Learning and Teaching Staff Scholarship for Innovation and Development. In 2015, Northern Uni Games won a gold medal in women’s tennis both in gold and silver medals in lawn bowls and also won bronze medals in both men’s and women’s basketball. In 2017, the university was awarded the international Green Gown for its approach to sustainability focusing on renewable energy, waste reduction, water retention, and integration of sustainability into strategic planning.

University of Southern Queensland USP

The University of Southern Queensland ranked 751+ by World University Ranking and ranked 31 in Australia in 2018. The University ranked #451-500 by World Subject University Ranking.

The University of Southern Queensland has always been emphasis to its motto of “Through the study, the mind is renewed”.

University of Southern Queensland Notable Alumni

Teresa Hsu (Singaporean nurse), Paul Lucas (Australian Politician), Kev Carmody (Australian singer-songwriter), Shameel Joosub (CEO of Vodacom), Anne Ruston (Minister for Families and Social Services).