Previous Next Become a Member School of Biomedical Sciences Student and Academic Social Society Instagram The School of Biomedical Sciences Student and Academic Social Society (SBMS SASS) plays a pivotal role in fostering a sense of community, networking, and collegiality among all members of the School of Biomedical Sciences at The University of Queensland. Through a diverse range of events and activities, the society actively promotes engagement and collaboration between students and staff, creating a vibrant and inclusive environment within the school. The SBMS SASS committee is dedicated to building a welcoming and collegial atmosphere for everyone, with a strong focus on empowering HDR (Higher Degree by Research) students and providing opportunities for staff-student collaboration. By facilitating leadership roles for HDR students, the committee ensures that students have a voice in shaping the school’s social and academic activities, while also contributing to their professional and personal growth. To achieve these goals, SBMS SASS organizes regular social events that are open to all members of the School. These events, ranging from casual gatherings to larger community-building initiatives, are designed to help students and staff develop meaningful relationships, share ideas, and collaborate on shared goals. Additionally, the society engages in fundraising activities to support its initiatives and give back to the broader community. Whether you're an undergraduate student, an HDR researcher, or a staff member, SBMS SASS provides a platform for connection, leadership, and camaraderie, ensuring that the School of Biomedical Sciences is a supportive and dynamic place for everyone to thrive.

Previous Next Become a Member Student Society of Frazer Institute (SSoFI) Instagram The Student Society of Frazer Institute (SSoFI), formally known as UQ-DISE, is a student-run committee with the purpose of supporting the numerous students, from undergraduate to HDR, studying at the Frazer Institute. Our main goal is to help form connections between students across various types of study and research specialties. Frazer Institute is based off-campus at the Translational Research Institute (TRI) next to the Princess Alexandra Hospital. SSoFI runs various events throughout the year, aimed at promoting a social, inclusive and collaborative atmosphere for all students within the Frazer Institute. Notably, we offer several social and career development events (listed below), and a buddy program to assist new students who are settling into TRI by supporting their transition into the research lifestyle, HDR life and Brisbane. SSoFI organises social events such as: -Games nights -Trivia -Free welcome lunches -External social events (Bowling and putt putt). SSoFI also hosts an array of career development events such as: -Career Development workshops -Mini-Symposiums -Student Seminars -External Networking events SSoFI offers $2 memberships for any UQ student, in which allows them discounted event tickets and other exciting benefits! We look forward to welcoming you to the SSoFI family! Follow us on our social pages below to keep up to date on what we are planning and how to get involved!

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Previous Next Become a Member Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI) Jackals Instagram The SMI Jackals is the postgraduate student association of The University of Queensland's (UQ) Sustainable Minerals Institute (SMI), one of the world’s leading research institutes dedicated to providing solutions for the global minerals industry. Originally founded over 30 years ago by a group of passionate postgraduate students and alumni from the Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC), the Jackals have since evolved to become a vibrant and inclusive community that now welcomes members from all six of SMI's research centres: JKMRC, WH Bryan Mining and Geology Research Centre (BRC), Centre for Water in the Minerals Industry (CWiMI), Centre for Mined Land Rehabilitation (CMLR), Minerals Industry Safety and Health Centre (MISHC), and the Centre for Social Responsibility in Mining (CSRM). The Jackals provide a collaborative platform for postgraduate students to foster academic, social, and professional connections. Through regular events, workshops, and networking opportunities, the association helps to enhance the research experience, facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, and support students in navigating the unique challenges of the minerals industry. Whether through hosting industry engagement sessions, organizing technical seminars, or coordinating social activities, the JKMRC Jackals play an integral role in building a strong postgraduate community within SMI. As the association continues to grow, it remains committed to promoting sustainability and innovation in the minerals sector, empowering the next generation of leaders and researchers to make a meaningful impact on the future of mining and resource extraction.

Previous Next Become a Member UQ Food Science Club (UQFSC) Instagram UQ Food Science Club (UQFSC) The UQFSC club is a vibrant student community, where a passion for the science behind our meals comes to life! We aim to foster a dynamic community where members can explore and appreciate the intrinsic science behind food through a variety of engaging social events, hands-on workshops, meaningful mentorship opportunities, and insightful networking discussions. Through these initiatives, we aspire to contribute to the holistic development of our members ensuring they have access to a well-rounded support system that extends beyond the academic realm. We are a group of enthusiastic students dedicated to elevating the student experience. We offer a range of exclusive opportunities and create an enriching environment that not only fosters academic growth but also provides the tools and connections necessary for future success in the professional world. UQFSC offers: Diverse engaging events to cater to all members Trivia nights to enjoy intellectually with fellow members Sensory workshops to deepen the understanding of food science Factory tours to explore the behind-the-scenes with exclusive tours to food-related facilities Employability focus-benefit from industry networking nights aimed at enhancing employability skills

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Previous Next Become a Member Centre for Clinical Research Student Club (UQCCR) Instagram We are a social club based at the University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research (UQCCR) at the Herston Campus. The UQCCR student club was formed in 2024 with a primary aim of enrichment of the student body and their experience at the UQ Centre for Clinical Research. In addition, we hope to improve connections between students, staff and the wider community across the Centre, with positive impacts on their social life and professional connections. Furthermore, we also hope to engage with postgraduates across the wider Herston, St Lucia and RBWH campuses.

Previous Next Become a Member UQ Hindu Cultural Society (HCS) Instagram The Hindu Cultural Society (HCS) at The University of Queensland (UQ) is a vibrant student organisation that celebrates and promotes the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of Hinduism. Founded with the mission of fostering unity, inclusivity, and understanding among students, HCS provides a platform for individuals of all backgrounds to engage with Hindu traditions, values, and customs. HCS organises a variety of events throughout the academic year, including traditional Hindu festivals such as Diwali, Holi, and Navaratri, as well as cultural showcases, workshops, and social gatherings. These events aim to bring the UQ community together, promoting cultural awareness, diversity, and inclusion on campus. Through its activities, the society provides students the opportunity to experience the vibrant and diverse practices of Hinduism, from music and dance to spiritual discourses and rituals.Beyond festivities, HCS also offers educational and spiritual programs, including discussions on Hindu philosophy, meditation sessions, and talks from guest speakers, providing a supportive environment for personal growth and spiritual exploration. The society works closely with other cultural and religious groups to foster cross-cultural understanding and create a space where students can celebrate their identity and share their traditions with the wider university community. Whether you're looking to connect with your roots, explore Hinduism, or simply participate in a diverse and welcoming community, the Hindu Cultural Society at UQ is a great way to engage, learn, and celebrate together.

Previous Next Become a Member QAAFI Student Association (QSA) Instagram QSA is the student association for the Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI), a UQ research institute supported by the Queensland Government and a global leader in agriculture and food science research in subtropical and tropical production systems. The QAAFI Student Association was created to connect and support all QAAFI students based across different campuses and to enrich their social, academic and professional experience while undertaking a research degree. The QAAFI Student Association (QSA) mission is to establish a community of support for both domestic and international students undertaking research projects at all levels across the four research centres within QAAFI: Animal, Horticultural, Crop, and Nutrition and Food Sciences. As an organised student society we advocate for the continuous improvement of the student’s research experience and provide advice regarding student matters. With more than 100 students distributed across different UQ campuses and different geographic locations we aim to create a sense of community and inclusion especially for those undertaking remote postgraduate studies. We also are strong advocates for having a balanced social/work life and mental health. Hence, we will be continuously organising social gatherings, sport activities and engagement activities that not only enrich our networking skills but also that can potentiate our career opportunities as part of an important agricultural and food science research institute.

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