Alumni and Industry Events

Join moderator and UQ Chancellor, Mr Peter Varghese AO, along with UQ trust experts Professor Matthew Hornsey and Professor Nicole Gillespie, and James Mabbott, Partner in Charge at KPMG Futures, as they explore how trust in organisations and institutions can be built, restored, and preserved. 

Join us and our engaging industry panellists to discuss “How to Thrive, Not Just Survive: Digital Service Transformation in a Global Pandemic.”

GC 2.0 is a virtual hangout where you’ll be able to catch up and meet fellow Business, Economics and Law (BEL) alumni and extend your professional networking opportunities with alumni in your city, country or region.

In this webinar, our expert panel will discuss the likelihood and logistics of a trans-Tasman travel bubble, and the risks and benefits it would bring to both Australia and New Zealand.

While everyone is trying to flatten the curve to combat COVID-19, what steps are you taking to try to stay ahead of your financial curve? And what smart money moves should you be making now that could serve you well into the future?

Join The University of Queensland in San Francisco for an evening drinks reception on Thursday January 30.

The Melbourne Global Connection is a quarterly informal networking event for all UQ alumni (young and young at heart) to meet, enjoy meaningful conversations and stay connected with the UQ community.

The Sydney Connection is an informal networking event for all UQ alumni (young and young at heart) to meet, enjoy meaningful conversations and stay connected with the UQ community.

The Global Connection is an informal meet-up for UQ alumni held in cities worldwide. See if The Global Connection is held in your city.

Hosted by the UQ Young Alumni Advisory Board, the Brisbane Global Connection is a quarterly informal networking event for all UQ alumni (young and young at heart) to meet, enjoy meaningful conversations and stay connected with the UQ community.

The University of Queensland invites you to attend our 2019 Rodney Wylie Lecture on 'Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption'.

The University of Queensland invites you to attend our 2019 Rodney Wylie Lecture on 'Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption'.

The University of Queensland invites you to attend our 2019 Rodney Wylie Lecture on 'Why businesses must change to thrive in the age of disruption'.

With many people in volatile, stressful and unrewarding workplaces, new approaches are needed to bring pleasure, fun and meaning back into the work environment.

The Future of Marketing: Consumer vs Brand