Add to ORKGThe annual surveying field camp to Pittsworth /Linthorpe was again a successful event despite some extremes in the weather. The school of PLAS Computing laboratory, Photogrammetric laboratory and SPC laboratory will be closed from early December to the beginning of February to allow for the specialist surveying and mapping instrumentation to be moved to the other side of the campus into the New ‘D’ buildings. Final Year Surveying and Mapping students and double-degree surveying/info technology students made professional presentations on their research project/topic in the Owen .J.Wordsworth rooms recently
The annual QUT Courses and Careers Day was recently held at the Gardens Point campus with around 15,...
There are currently a number of issues of great importance affecting universities and the way in whi...
Fourth year QUT students recently conducted some practical work in obtaining GPS derived survey cont...
The annual surveying field camp to Pittsworth /Linthorpe was again a successful event despite some e...
Commencing Mid Year entry student numbers (Bachelor of Surveying program) were better than expected ...
The QUT Innovation Train takes its message of innovation and technology to Queensland when it sets o...
Students recommence Semester One 2000 on the 28th February. Several mid-year entry students have bee...
Brief overview of topics/issues of interest end of 2009, including Spatial Science Students undertak...
Third year surveying students have recently undertaken the field work component to assist in the geo...
Staff and students of the School of Planning, Landscape Architecture, and Surveying participated in ...
Summary of QUT student activities in year to date 2007 including site visit to MSQ and Port of Brisb...
QUT students are now being trained in the latest technology following the acquisition of Geodetic su...
The WOK team (Wheels of Knowledge) again participated in the recent MS Brissie to Bay bike ride (50k...
A QUT Design and Built Environment education information booth was available at the recent Australia...
The annual QUT Courses and Careers Day was recently held at the Gardens Point campus with around 20,...
The annual QUT Courses and Careers Day was recently held at the Gardens Point campus with around 15,...
There are currently a number of issues of great importance affecting universities and the way in whi...
Fourth year QUT students recently conducted some practical work in obtaining GPS derived survey cont...
The annual surveying field camp to Pittsworth /Linthorpe was again a successful event despite some e...
Commencing Mid Year entry student numbers (Bachelor of Surveying program) were better than expected ...
The QUT Innovation Train takes its message of innovation and technology to Queensland when it sets o...
Students recommence Semester One 2000 on the 28th February. Several mid-year entry students have bee...
Brief overview of topics/issues of interest end of 2009, including Spatial Science Students undertak...
Third year surveying students have recently undertaken the field work component to assist in the geo...
Staff and students of the School of Planning, Landscape Architecture, and Surveying participated in ...
Summary of QUT student activities in year to date 2007 including site visit to MSQ and Port of Brisb...
QUT students are now being trained in the latest technology following the acquisition of Geodetic su...
The WOK team (Wheels of Knowledge) again participated in the recent MS Brissie to Bay bike ride (50k...
A QUT Design and Built Environment education information booth was available at the recent Australia...
The annual QUT Courses and Careers Day was recently held at the Gardens Point campus with around 20,...
The annual QUT Courses and Careers Day was recently held at the Gardens Point campus with around 15,...
There are currently a number of issues of great importance affecting universities and the way in whi...
Fourth year QUT students recently conducted some practical work in obtaining GPS derived survey cont...