Future changes to entry requirements for education bachelor degrees
From 2016 onwards, Bachelor of Education courses will have prerequisite subjects instead of assumed knowledge.
From 2016 onwards, Bachelor of Education courses will have prerequisite subjects instead of assumed knowledge.
This means you will
need to have studied the required subjects to gain entry to these courses. The
Queensland Studies Authority subjects are:
- Senior English (4 SA) and
- Mathematics: Maths A, B or C (4 SA), and
- for students entering undergraduate primary and early childhood programs, a sound achievement (4 SA) in a Queensland Studies Authority science subject, or equivalent subject from another jurisdiction.
Students offered a
place in these bachelor degrees in 2015 will not be able to defer commencement
of study.
2014 Vice-Chancellor's STEM Camp
In 2014,
high-achieving Year 11 students will have an exciting opportunity to attend an
intellectually challenging five day event, run in the term three holiday break,
29 September-3 October. The science, technology, engineering and mathematics
(STEM) camp is fully funded by QUT. There is no cost for students to attend and
it is open to both regional students and local South-East Queensland students.
Students will
experience real university laboratories and learning spaces in QUT's Science
and Engineering Centre, while interacting with current QUT STEM students,
academic staff and leading researchers to find out what life is like on the
university campus. Students will work in teams and apply their creativity and
investigative skills to topics such as environmental issues, problems in the
energy, food and medical sectors, and improving information dissemination and
security. Activities will reinforce the importance of STEM and link to career
opportunities in those fields.
- Regional students - accommodation is provided. The residential enrolment is limited to 80 students.
- South-East Queensland students - 80 day passes are available to Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast students.
- Please note - accommodation for Caboolture, Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast students can be arranged for the duration of the camp, however students must secure their own transport to and from the camp (Sunday afternoon and Friday evening) at their own cost.
The online
application portal opens on Friday 7 March, 2014
QUT Law’s High School Mooting Competition –
registration open
Students in Years 11
and 12 are invited to register their interest to test their legal argument
skills and participate in the QUT Faculty of Law 2014 High School Mooting
Competition.
The competition
provides students with the opportunity to tackle a fictional legal scenario by
preparing arguments over a three month period and the chance to present to
industry professionals at the grand finale held in the Brisbane Banco Court,
within the Supreme Court complex.
High school students
will be provided a university student mentor, many of whom have competed and
won in prestigious mooting competitions such as the Oxford International
Intellectual Property Law Moot.
To register your
expression of interest (by Friday 9 May) or for more information, please email
the competition coordinator Eddie
Robinson. Places are limited.
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