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Choosing what you are going to study at university is a big decision. To find out more about QUT courses:

  • access QUT's course information sources
  • if you are unsure of what course will interest you, try Match My Skills at Studyfinder. This five to ten minute interactive quiz will match your interests and abilities with a number of QUT degrees
  • Use AskQUT - a knowledgebase where you can search for answers to common questions or submit a query
  • talk face-to-face with staff at QUT Student Centres on one of our campuses
  • attend an event
  • collect one of nine QUT course booklets, which outline career outcomes and course information in more detail, by phoning, emailing or visiting QUT.

Making Course and Career Choices is a QUT website with great information for high school students, mature-age students and parents seeking information about the job market, education and training, career planning, financial support, industries and occupations.

real experiences

Clinton McIntyre

After a period of assessing a number of different universities, I chose QUT due to its outstanding reputation within the business and IT industries, which is the area I was particularly interested in studying. I believe studying at QUT will give me the skills and knowledge I need to make the transition from uni to the workforce. I think my employment chances are increased by having real-world lecturers delivering up-to-date knowledge in a practical learning environment.

Clinton McIntyre
Bachelor of Business Information Management