Whether you have a student group you’d like to bring on-campus, or you just want your students to experience what life at university is like, we offer a range of options for you and your students
Bookings are available from Monday to Friday of each week. Some workshops include a fee of $200 +GST to cover the cost of workshop materials. Schools with an ICSEA rating of less than 950 can request for a discounted rate of $50 (inc GST) per class. Check your school’s ICSEA rating here.
To get in touch with the EAIT Outreach team, email us at outreach@eait.uq.edu.au.
Browse our range of engineering, architecture and ICT workshops below. Click on the link for more details and to register your class.
Architecture
Using only gummy bears and skewers you'll work together to design and build the tallest and most structurally sound gummy bear tower.
Architecture
This creative workshop gives you a chance to imagine and design a space just for you.
Engineering
Students will become an engineer for the day and create an indoor air quality detection device to test the air quality of their classroom by programming Raspberry Pi’s.
Engineering
Gain hands on and practical experience of wiring and programming an Arduino to develop a prototype medical device! Students will experience a day in the life of a Health Engineer through the activity, and learning about Electrical, Biomedical and Software Engineering with real applications.
Engineering
This workshop sheds light on the challenges faced by women in disadvantaged communities, particularly around maternal health. We explore how engineering can be used as a vehicle for addressing these issues in the context of Timor-Leste.
Engineering
This workshop explores the difficulties faced by women such as access to education, maternal health, gender-based violence and water and sanitation. Students investigate how engineering can be used to address the issue of limited maternal healthcare in the context of Timor-Leste.
Engineering
UQ Women in Engineering run an interactive presentation focussing on how diverse engineering really is, allowing students to think differently about the impact they can make on this world through engineering.
Engineering
This workshop looks at discovering new ways to generate power.
Engineering
Floating house workshop exposes students to a variety of issues related to construction and civil engineering.
Engineering
In this workshop you will assemble and test a 3D printed prosthetic hand.
Engineering
Prosthetic Leg exposes students to a variety of issues related to healthcare and medical engineering. It introduces students to the global issue of appropriate medical technologies such as prosthetic devices.
Engineering
Water for Life focuses on issues related to sanitation and the provision of water. It aims to educate students about the current global water crisis and how to reduce their own water usage.
Engineering
Students will work together in groups to design, construct and launch a solid fuel model rocket.
Information Technology
In this hands-on activity, you’ll learn to design creative ICT solutions for people in everyday life.
Information Technology
Gain hands-on experience of wiring and programming an Arduino or micro controller.
Information Technology
Take the first step to learning about electrical engineering, electronics and micro-controllers.
Information Technology
The Artificial Intelligence workshop is aimed at students with some experience in robotics.
Information Technology
This workshop introduces students to the exciting world of robotics by building and programming robots.