UI Presentation 2017 - EAIT

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The University of Queensland

Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and

Information Technology

Fitria Arsianti, Country Manager – Indonesia and The Philippines

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Engineering , Architecture & Technology Precinct at UQ

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Snapshot

• Founded in 1909

• Ranks in the world’s top 50

universities

• Around 400 degree programs

• Over 50,000 students

• Over 12,000 international

students from over 140 countries

• More than 13,500 postgraduate

students

• More than 12,000 PhD graduates

• Almost 7,000 full-time equivalent

staff

• A global network of over 232,000

alumni in more than 160 countries

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QS World University

Ranking

Best Global Universities League Table

Academic Ranking of World

Universities

Times Higher Education World University Rankings

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SUBTROPICAL CLIMATE

Summer average temperature

29˚C

Winter average temperature

21˚C

300 days of sunshine a year

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EAIT Faculty Snapshot

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Schools and Centres

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School of Architecture

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School of Chemical Engineering

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School of Civil Engineering

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School of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

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School Mechanical & Mining Engineering

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Advanced Water Management Centre

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Why Engineering at UQ?

 Professionally accredited programs (Engineers Australia)

 Largest range of engineering programs in Queensland

 Flexible first year in outstanding facilities

 Award winning teaching excellence

 World class research and research outcomes

 Strong industry links and practical experience

 Excellent employment opportunities strengthened by UQ’s world class reputation. The Good Universities Guide rates UQ engineering graduates with the highest starting salaries of any university in Australia (up to $100 000 per year)

 UQ’s Engineering programs were ranked in the top global tier in the 2016 QS World University Rankings

 Mobility and placement options

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UQ Engineering Programs (UG)

4 year BE (Hons)

5 year integrated BE (Hons)/ME

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Chemical

Chemical & Biological

Chemical & Environmental

Chemical & Materials

Chemical & Metallurgical

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Civil

Civil & Environmental

Civil & Geotechnical

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Electrical

Electrical & Biomedical

Electrical & Computer

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Mechatronic

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Mechanical

Mechanical &

Aerospace

Mechanical & Materials

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Mining

Mining & Geotechnical

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Software

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Practical Experience

 Engineering practical experience through site visits, vacation work and industry placements underpinned with advanced theory to meet industry needs.

 Focus on teaching of architectural design through studio and community-based projects

 Architecture students learn from and work with leading academics and professional architects

 ICT programs combines theory with industry practice through project work

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Industry Accreditation

 Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Engineers Australia

 Master of Engineering – Engineers Australia

 Integrated Bachelor & Master of Engineering – Engineers Australia

 UQ’s ICT programs – Australian Computer Society

 Master of Architecture – Australian Institute of Architects

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Innovation & Entrepreneurship

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Practical, hands-on

program for all UQ

students

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Provides aspiring student

entrepreneurs with the

skills and knowledge

needed to conceive a

start-up

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UI-UQ Programs

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Engineering

University of Indonesia

Program UQ Program Credit Awarded Credit Remaining Study Plan

2+2 Bachelor od

Engineering Metallurgical Engineering

Bachelor of Engineering

(Chemical Engineering) #30 (1.875 years) #34 (2.5 years) Study Plan

2+2 Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)

(Hons) (Civil) #32 (2 years)

#32 (March

commencement to be studied over 4 semesters, July commencement to be studied over 5 semesters)

Study Plan

2+2 Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical)

(Hons) (Chemical) #32 (2 years) #32 (2 years) Study Plan

2+2 Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical)

(Hons) (Electrical) #32 (2 yers) #32 (2 years) Study Plan

2+2.5 Bachelor of Engineering (Metallurgy and Materials)

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) (Mechanical and Materials)

#30 (1.875 years)

#34 (July commencement only; to be studied over 5 semesters)

Study Plan

2+2 Bachelor of

Engineering (Mechanical)

(Hons)(Mechanical) #32 (2 years) #32 (2 years) Study Plan

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Entry

Requirements

Academic

• Successful completion of the University of

Indonesia’s first 2 years’ UG studies, and

• Average GPA 3

English

• IELTS 6.5 Academic (with no individual score lower than 6.0), or

• TOEFL iBT overall 87 (with min 21 in writing and 19 in S, L & R)

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Fees and Application Deadlines

Bachelor of Engineering

• Indicative annual fee: AUD$ 40,736

Application Deadlines

• October 31 deadline for February intake

• March 31 deadline for July intake

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Scholarships

International Scholarships for Advanced Standing students

(based on academic merit)

• 50% of tuition fee for duration of studies

• International students only

• 31 Oct deadline for February commencement

• 30 Apr deadline for July commencement

UQ International Indonesia Scholarships for High Achievers

AUD$ 5000 scholarships are available for high achieving students in undergraduate programs at UQ for semester 1 and semester 2,2018

More information:

http://www.eait.uq.edu.au/int-ug-scholarships

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Further Questions? Contact Us!

Faculty

website:

www.eait.uq.edu.au

Faculty

Email:

International@eait.uq.edu.au

Faculty

Student Enquiries: +61 7 3365 4777

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See you in Brisbane!