All posts tagged "Students"

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  132

  Medicine

  Scholarship to keep local doctors in the region

  The University of Queensland has announced a new scholarship intended to train and keep future doctors in Bundaberg.

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  108

  Research

  Schools need ventilation for better health and student learning, not air-conditioning

  Australian classrooms are registering up to four times the recommended amount of carbon dioxide, a UNSW Built Environment study has found.

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  578

  Engineering

  Battle of bright minds in science and engineering competition

  Aspiring scientists and engineers will be testing their skill and innovation in a state-wide competition kicking off in Burnie TODAY (Monday, 20...

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  382

  Technology

  NASA scientist inspires tomorrow’s gems at Toyota’s Centre of Excellence

  A NASA scientist has addressed more than 120 year nine and ten students from schools in Melbourne’s West at day one of...

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  465

  Engineering

  Aussie science student rows her way to the USA

  Lucy Lake’s rowing oars are taking her over 12,600km from her home in Sydney to Phoenix, Arizona, USA to represent Australia at...

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  628

  Science

  Showcasing grains career opportunities for uni students

  Young agronomists will share their experiences of getting started in the grains industry during a career information and networking forum for graduate...

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  348

  News and Views

  Future doctors delve into rural health

  University of Tasmania medical students undertaking their first year of study in Hobart are embarking on a rural health experience today (Monday,...

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  231

  Science

  Solar cars competition ignites student interest in science

  Students from across Western Australia will harness the sun’s energy to do battle for racing glory, in a major initiative to ignite...

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  305

  Science

  UQ to represent Australia at the ‘physics Olympics’

  A team of students from The University of Queensland will represent Australia at the International Physicists’ Tournament (IPT) in Lausanne, Switzerland in...

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  News and Views

  When it comes to education, no-one should be left behind

  The education and welfare of Down syndrome students worldwide could be improved by guidelines developed by a University of Queensland researcher.