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UQ acknowledges the Traditional Owners and their custodianship of the lands on which UQ is situated. — Reconciliation at UQ

An in-person course may incorporate some aspects of online delivery (e.g. online lectures, options for online tutorials, online assessment) but requires students to engage in in-person learning or assessment at a UQ campus or other location at some point. External courses are delivered entirely online, and students must participate online for all learning and assessment.

The standard statements available for request are listed on my.UQ. These documents meet the requirements of most third parties. Variations to these standards statements will only be approved in exceptional circumstances and can take longer to be issued.

At UQ, you'll need a device that can run various digital resources and tools to support your learning. See Bring your own device (BYOD) for details of device requirements.. Learn more about the available software, digital workspace and support services to help you make the most of your device.

4 weekly online modules that provide information and teach practical self-regulation skills; Worksheets to help understand and practice those skills; DIY Resources such as managing procrastination, sleep issues, or building assertiveness; An extra week for catchup or review

To view an course profile for a course you're enrolled in: Log in to mySI-net (student login required). Select the 'Enrolments' tile. Click on the blue information icon beside the course code.

Help us improve your online experience. Take our 5 minute usability survey. Start survey. We're here to help. Before contacting us, try browsing or searching for common questions. Submit student IT request. UQ acknowledges the Traditional Owners and their custodianship of the lands on which UQ is situated.

UQ doesn't offer a dedicated qualification in actuary studies. If you're interested in finance or economics, you might like to consider the Bachelor of Advanced Finance and Economics (Honours).

If you're a student using Microsoft 365 (M365) at UQ, you need to follow specific guidelines to ensure security and privacy. This includes managing passwords securely, verifying the audience before sharing information, and adhering to university policies to maintain a safe digital environment.

We encourage you to add a copy of your dataset to UQ eSpace. However, it's possible to simply use the Dataset metadata form (UQ login required) to describe the research data. See the Research data management guide for more information.