Events

The School offers a busy calendar of events, which are variously available to the public, our graduates, future students, current students and staff.

Regular Events include

 

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All events are published on the School's Calendar.

Events section

Biochemistry Alumni Lecture

The Biochemistry Alumni Lecture was initiated in 1990 as a means of bringing together past and present students and staff of the Biochemistry discipline within the School of Chem...

Dillon Steele Lecture

The Dillon Steele Lecture commemorates UQ’s foundation Professor of Chemistry, Bertram Dillon Steele, one of the original four p...

IC'13 - RACI Inorganic Chemistry Divisional Conference: Brisbane 8-12 December 2013

  

ICCCS 2011

International Collaborative and Cooperative Chemistry Symposium 2011

Skerman Lecture

The Skerman Lecture recognises the contribution of Professor Victor Bruce Darlington Skerman Qld.Dip.Agric., B.Agr.Sc. Qld, D.Sc. Qld, FWAAS, MA...

TGH Jones Memorial Lecture

This annual UQ public lecture is a memorial to the late Thomas Gilbert Henry Jones, who joined UQ as an assistant lecturer and demonstrator in 1915. Following service in WWI as a munitions and explosives producer, Jones returned to UQ as...

Graduation Celebration December 2012

The School held a special function for its graduands in the Student Union Complex at UQ's St Lucia Campus on 17 December 2012.

Open Day 2011

On Sunday 7 August, The University of Queensland welcomed visitors to its St Lucia campus.

International Year of Chemistry

The University of Queensland is taking part in the International Year of Chemistry 2011, a worldwide celebration of the achievements of chemistry and its contributions to the well-being of humankind. Under the unifying theme “Chemistry—our life, our future,” IYC 2011 will offer a range of interactive, entertaining, and educational activities for all ages. IYC 2011 is intended to reach around the globe, with opportunities for public participation at the local, regional, and national level. It is an initiative of UNESCO and the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemists.

Global Science

More than 5000 female chemists from 44 countries shared breakfast to mark the International Year of Chemistry.

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