Learn tips and tricks to develop your research question, find sources of scientific information and build a narrative for your Internal Assessment 3. This free webinar is for Year 12 biology students, but other science students and Year 11 science students are welcome to attend.

Consolidate your learning of Unit 3 content during your Term 1 school holidays. Revise subject matter through interactive workshops, game-based quizzes, and exam-style questions.

All tutors are welcome to attend a development session to learn from experienced tutors and connect over afternoon tea. Registrations to be announced.

This free public lecture provides a summary of the outcomes of our Engaging Science citizen science project about Australian native bees. The general public and citizen scientists registered for the project (aged 13 years plus) are welcome to attend in person or online.

We'll cover best practice in data processing, analysis and report preparation for new and returning teachers in senior sciences. Join us in-person only at Corinda State High School.

Take a deep dive into contemporary topics in ecology, conservation biology, plant science, and zoology and how these disciplines apply to the management and use of our environment.

An in-depth, hands-on workshop on the diversity, biology, ecology and conservation of Australian native bees. Learn laboratory skills in native bee identification, and meet native bee researchers. Attend in person. You're also invited to stay on after the event for our free, catered evening lecture where we'll present the outcomes of our native bee citizen science project. 

Key features used to identify plant and soil nematodes; the ecological role of various trophic groups

Join us to complete three mandatory practicals in Unit 3 senior biology around the picturesque UQ Lakes. You'll also take part in a computer-based workshop on data analysis and scientific writing.

Year 12 biology students can participate in three days of lectures, workshops and study groups to consolidate Unit 3 and 4 learning online. Join us online for each study day on 27, 28 and 29 September from 9.45am - 1.45pm. Registration and payment is required.

An in-depth, hands-on workshop on the diversity, biology, ecology and conservation of Australian native bees. Learn laboratory skills in native bee identification, and meet native bee researchers. Attend in person.

Attend class as if you are at university, and learn about a diverse range of potential careers in marine biology, and coastal and ocean science.

Attend class as if you are at university, and learn about a diverse range of potential careers in zoology, ecology and conservation biology. Registrations to be announced.

A free public lecture introducing you to the lives and diversity of Australian native bees. Suitable for anyone interested in pollination ecology or sustainable gardening. Attend in person or online. 

Attend class as if you are at university, and learn about a diverse range of potential careers in entomology.

The role of natural enemies in regulating pest populations; mass production and release of biocontrol agents; improving natural system biological control

The complexity of the soil food web; interactions between soil organisms; the role of soil organisms in maintaining plant and soil health

Complete practicals on DNA recombination, extraction, amplification and analysis, and consolidate your learning with a quiz. Registrations to be announced.

Year 12 biology students are encouraged to register to attend if you are not coming with your school in Term 3 Week 1. Registrations to be announced.

Students commencing Year 12 in 2022 and studying senior biology are invited to apply for the UQ Queensland Biology Winter School (12QBWS).

Students commencing Year 11 in 2022 and studying senior biology are invited to apply for the UQ Queensland Biology Winter School (11QBWS).

Domestic and international students are invited to hear more about studying marine biology at the undergraduate level at UQ. Registrations to be announced.

Domestic and international students are invited to hear more about studying zoology, ecology and conservation biology at the undergraduate level at UQ. Registrations to be announced.

Domestic and international students are invited to hear about studying entomology at the undergraduate level at UQ.

Observe the second part of report writing in action.