Events

Meet IMC Trading at a meet-and-greet for Computer Science, Mathematics and related STEM students interested in trading.

Behind-the-scenes Devco site tour for chemical/process engineering students, exploring sulphur processing operations and safety systems for dangerous goods.

An information session for international students covering visa work rights, employability and communicating effectively with employers.

This session is for engineering students who have commenced their program before 2025 only.
If you begun your studies in 2025 or after then please attend the EPP information session for 1st and 2nd year students.

This session is only for engineering students who have commenced their program in 2025 or after. If you begun your studies before 2025 then please attend the EPP information session for 3rd year and above cohorts.

A practical intro to employability for architecture, design and planning students—hear from recruiters and practitioners on what employers look for and how to build your profile early.

Step into a real engineering workplace and tackle industry challenges first-hand. Best suited to Mechanical, Electrical and Mechatronic Engineering students.

Join us at the UQ Women in Engineering Breakfast - Friday 20 March 2026 at Brisbane City Hall.

Explore how engineering and medicine intersect at HBI on a behind-the-scenes tour — perfect for mech, mechatronics and biomedical students, with medical students also welcome.

Join Atlassian on campus to hear how a UQ student turned an internship into a graduate offer—plus an AMA with recent intern-to-grad hires, designed for Software Engineering, Computer Science, IT and Cyber Security students.

Come along to hear from our panel of industry representatives from a wide range of consulting organisations that will help demystify the consulting industry!

Get ready for a full day of programming workshops open for girls, trans and non-binary students in years 7-12!

Explore career options for engineers in the water industry and learn how your skills can contribute to one of Australia’s most essential and future-focused sectors.

This workshop will help EAIT students find, apply for, and secure industry placements through practical tips on job searching, applications, and networking.

The EAIT Welcome Carnival is for all new commencing students in semester 1, 2026. Its a relaxed, fun event where new students can connect with student societies, student services & support networks that will help you transition to University life.

Please register for the Architecture, Design and Planning School Welcome if you are commencing into the Postgraduate Urban Planning suite, this session is held in person at the St Lucia campus and online via Zoom.

Welcome for students commencing in Architectural Design, Design and Urban Planning programs at the University of Queensland. This event will include an introduction to EAIT resources for both Undergraduate and Postgraduate students.

A social mixer event where students can meet and get to know teaching academics, supervisors and other students will be held immediately after the information sessions.

Please register for this event if you are commencing into the Postgraduate Master of Engineering Science (Fire Safety Engineering Field of Study) or the Graduate Certificate in Engineering Science (Fire Safety Engineering Field of Study) programs.

Please register for the EAIT Engineering and Computing Postgraduate Welcome if you are commencing into the Sustainable Energy suite, if you’re unable to attend in person, you can join via the Zoom Link on this page.

Welcome session for EAIT Engineering and Computing Postgraduate students commencing in all EAIT Engineering and Computing Postgraduate Programs. For students in the Architecture, Design and Planning School, please register for the Architecture, Design and Planning School Welcome.

Welcome for commencing students in the Bachelor of Engineering (Hons), Bachelor of Engineering Dual Degrees & Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)/Master of Engineering programs. This event will include an introduction to the EAIT resources critical for student success, and a design team challenge. Light refreshments will be available to students at the beginning of this session.

Welcome for commencing students in the Bachelor of Computer Science and Bachelor of Information Technology programs. This event will include an introduction to the EAIT resources critical for student success, and a variety of interactive activities. Light refreshments will be available to students during this session.

We have increased the capacity for the Undergraduate Engineering Orientation Session 1. If tickets are no longer available, please register for the Undergraduate Engineering Orientation Sem 1 2026 - Group 2 Session. If you are unable to attend Session 2 for any reason, for example; you are an International Student With Credit attending the International Students with Credit 'Special Program Information' Sem 1 2026 Session, please email us at studentexperience@eait.uq.edu.au.

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