- Architecture Society
RAIA Qld Chapter
Student Organised Network for Architecture (SONA)
- Environmental Management Students
The Queensland University Environmental Students Association (QUESA) - provides a variety of activities for students and staff from all faculties undertaking environmental related studies, including science, environmental science, environmental management and environmental engineering. Activities include social events (eg BBQs, Annual Eco Ball), networking sessions/evenings/seminars that allow students to meet prospective employers to access part time and full time employment, and opportunities to discuss experiences from past students that will increase QUESA member’s work options etc. QUESA is run by students with the assistance of staff. Contact Peter Wulf, School of GPA on 3365 3797 or peter.wulf@uq.edu.au
- Geography Students Association
The lack of a “sense of place” for keen geographers at UQ has led to the dawning of a new era of social & academic activity for 2007 in the form of the UQ Geography Society. Anyone taking geography papers at any level or with an interest in geography is welcome to join the club, which will be involved in a wide variety of leisurely pursuits (e.g. BBQs, trivia nights, Easter egg hunt, various daringly heroic escapades). The club will also provide academic opportunities, such as research & industry seminars and chances to interact with postgrads and staff in social settings.
As a brand spanking new club, we are currently in the process of becoming affiliated with the UQ Student Union, which should be sorted out by the end of April 2007. We are also partly funded by the School of Geography, Planning & Architecture. Membership to the club is $2 (tax deductible of course, but unfortunately not payable in installments), and will go towards discounted activities.
So if you harbour a secret (or not so secret) enthusiasm for geography (human or physical, we’re not fussy), then go see Joh and Lynda in Room 35-530, who can answer questions and take any membership payments.
- Organisation of Planning Students (OOPS)
The Organisation of Planning Students (OOPS) is a social group for undergraduate students enrolled in Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning at UQ. OOPS aims to provide planning students with peer support through promoting mostly recreational activities for students from first year through to fourth year. OOPS primary goal is enhance integration between each year group, allowing students to interact with other students and build networking relationships both within the uni and in industry. For more information, please contact Laura Hyk, President of OOPS via e-mail oopstudents@gmail.com
- Project Management Students
The AIPM represents professional project managers across a broad spectrum of practice areas. AIPM’s role is to improve the knowledge, skills and competence of project team members, project managers and project directors, all of whom play a key role in the achievement of business objectives, not just project objectives. The Queensland Chapter regularly holds events and actively encourages student participation. For further information please visit the website http://www.aipm.com.au or contact Clive Warren at c.warren@uq.edu.au.
- Real Estate and Development Society
The UQ REDS are a society that was established in 2002 for undergraduate and postgraduate students majoring in Real Estate and Development.
The undergraduate degree, Bachelor of Business Management majoring in Real Estate and Development, is essentially a business degree specializing in property and development.
The postgraduate degree is designed for those who have completed an undergraduate degree and wish to undertake a career in property, specializing in property and development.
- The Bridge
Please see http://www.uq.edu.au/bridge/whoarewe.htm
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