Join us to complete 3 mandatory practicals in Unit 3 senior biology. You'll also take part in a computer-based workshop on data analysis and scientific writing.
Researchers from UQ and beyond, higher degree researchers, postgraduate and undergraduate students, industry and government collaborators, secondary teachers and their students will share in a celebration of academic achievement and strength of our diverse, inclusive and vibrant community.
School groups across Years 10 to 12 Geography are invited to join us for a curriculum aligned day of lectures and practicals that extend core learning from the Geography syllabus.
The UQ Year 12 Queensland Biology Winter School (12QBWS) explores contemporary topics in genetics, phylogenetics, evolutionary biology, biochemistry, and how many biological disciplines are interconnected.
The UQ Year 11 Queensland Biology Winter School (11QBWS) explores contemporary biology topics, including biodiversity, cell, animal, and plant physiology, biophysics, and how diverse biological disciplines are interconnected.
The inaugural International Baccalaureate Research Skills Program (IBRSP) provides comprehensive development in core research skills for Year 11 IB students, and the opportunity to engage with professional researchers to learn about exciting scientific research taking place across UQ.
Due to capacity of the in-person offering, an online option is now available. We'll cover best practice in data processing, analysis and report preparation for new and returning teachers in senior sciences.
We'll cover best practice in data processing, analysis and report preparation for new and returning teachers in senior sciences. Join us in-person only at Brisbane South State Secondary College. THIS EVENT IS NOW FULLY BOOKED.
Join us to complete 3 mandatory practicals in Unit 3 senior biology. You'll also take part in a computer-based workshop on data analysis and scientific writing.
Ecology Extravaganza Vol. 2 focusses on new and more explicit subject matter and statistical analyses introduced in the 2025 Senior Biology syllabus. It is delivered live online (via Zoom) and recorded. All registrants will receive resources and recordings that can be accessed indefinitely.
Invited lead biology teachers and science department heads from schools in the Lockyer Valley, Toowoomba, and surrounds attend an exclusive professional development opportunity at Hidden Vale Research Station.
Data are Fun!? (The Prequel) is specifically for middle school science teachers who are new to science, teaching out-of-field, or experienced teachers who would benefit from foundational introduction to data analysis, interpretation, graphical representation and scientific writing genre conventions. It is delivered live online (via Zoom) and recorded. All registrants will receive resources and recordings that can be accessed indefinitely.
