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Two University of Queensland teachers have been given top marks for their dedication and innovative approaches to student learning at the Australian Awards for University Teaching.

The University of Queensland is leading the way in student-staff engagement with the largest and most comprehensive Students as Partners initiative in Australia.

The University of Queensland has collected almost 10,000 student survey responses to attain feedback on digital learning experiences.

UQ's Associate Professor Blake McKimmie, Professor Barbara Masser and Professor Mark Horswill have been named winners of the 2018 edX Prize for Exceptional Contributions in Online Teaching and Learning for their massive open online course (MOOC) CRIME101x: The Psychology of Criminal Justice.

The UQ Excellence in Learning and Teaching Awards were announced and celebrated during a ceremony held last night at Customs House, Brisbane.

The University of Queensland (UQ) has just announced a new master’s degree which will be the first UQ award program delivered online through edX.

Teaching and Learning Week (29 October–2 November) is an annual UQ-wide opportunity for the UQ community to celebrate and share innovative teaching and learning practices that engage and inspire students.

A University of Queensland fictional crime drama that prompts students to explore the effectiveness of the law and justice system from a psychological perspective is one of 10 finalists for the annual edX Prize.

Forty University of Queensland staff have received Higher Education Academy (HEA) Fellowship Awards in recognition of their dedication to teaching and learning.

The University of Queensland’s UQx Massive Online Open Course program has reached two million enrolments, and is set to continue growing as it expands its MicroMasters® program offerings.