The Bachelor (Honours) and Master of Engineering, 5-year full-time program (80 units) combines Civil Engineering with additional courses in Fire Safety Engineering. To obtain their degrees, students are required to undertake a one-year long Fire Research Project (FIRE7500). Photos below were taken during an … Continue reading BEng/MEng – 2017 fire theses
PhD and MEng students from the Fire Safety Engineering research group were present the official launch of the ARC Future Timber Hub; Australia’s leading timber research collaboration, that brings together experts from industry, government, and academia. The Hub is interdisciplinary partnership between The University … Continue reading UQ Fire at the official launch of the ARC Future Timber Hub
UQ Fire is delighted to once again run the Graduate Certificate on its 2017 version, hosting a selected group of firefighters from the Australian Fire and Emergency Services and providing them with a comprehensive training on the fundamentals of fire safety … Continue reading Graduate Certificate 2017
Last week, final year students of the BE-ME in Civil Engineering and Fire Safety Engineering held a poster seminar presentation in the Advanced Engineering Building. Students deliver poster presentations on their research topics investigated as part of their one-year long thesis. More information about … Continue reading BE-ME: Poster seminar presentation
Last summer, three groups of undergraduate students spent two months of their break working with UQ Fire. Their experience in the lab as described by each of the groups is shown in the blog below. Their time with us and outcomes … Continue reading 2017 summer interns @ UQ Fire
