Rankings:
- 279 QS World University Rankings 2013
- 285 QS World University Rankings 2014
- 293 THE World University Rankings 2013-2014
- 294 THE World University Rankings 2014-2015
- 263 QS World University Rankings 2015
- 24 THE Young University Rankings 2017
- 201 THE World University Rankings 2018
Campus setting | Urban |
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Living cost | USD 1,386 per month |
Student population | Large (More than 10,000) |
International students | 16% |
Institution type | Public |
About Queensland University of Technology
Campus information
Gardens Point campus is situated in Brisbane's city centre, alongside Parliament House, the City Botanic Gardens and the Brisbane River. The Goodwill Bridge gives you easy access on foot or bicycle to the cultural hub of South Bank.
Students at Gardens Point study:
- business
- design
- engineering
- health
- information technology
- justice
- law
- mathematics
- science
- urban development.
Kelvin Grove campus is conveniently located about 3km from Brisbane's city centre. It's home to the QUT International College, and to students in:
- creative industries
- education
- health.
The campus is part of the thriving Kelvin Grove Village, which boasts shops, restaurants, a weekly market, residential units, parklands and fitness facilities, alongside the dynamic art and performance spaces at QUT's Creative Industries Precinct.
Accommodation
If you need help finding somewhere to live, our accommodation services can help you.
You can rent a room in a student residential complex, which usually includes a bed, study desk, some storage, and shared bathrooms, kitchens and common rooms. Costs range from $265-500 a week.
You can rent somewhere to live in agent-operated student accommodation, or organise your own by looking online. Rent is usually $150-300 each week. You could live alone or share accommodation with other people.
We recommend finding somewhere to live close to campus. There are usually lots of options either within walking distance or easily accessed by public transport.
Homestays
International students can also live in homestays, where you will get a room and have the option of having your meals provided by the family you live with. Living in an Australian house is a great way to practice your English and learn about Australian culture.
Homestays cost between $250-280 dollars each week, depending on how many meals you want provided. This covers all your water, gas and electricity bills. Internet and phone contributions are extra. Halal or vegetarian food costs an extra $30 per week.
You must stay in a homestay for at least 4 weeks, and arrive within 7 days of your course starting. You can negotiate to stay longer if you’d like.
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