Fire courses, FIRE3700 and FIRE4610 are open to all Engineering (and Faculty) students at The University of Queensland. Also, enrolment into the BEng(Hons)-MEng is open for forth year Civil Engineering. This is the only accredited fire safety engineering degree in Australia. Feel free … Continue reading BEng(Hons) – MEng
We would like to officially welcome Dr Martyn S. McLaggan to the Fire Safety Engineering Research Group at The University of Queensland. Martyn joins UQ Fire as the Research Fellow to co-lead the research on combustible cladding and fire performance … Continue reading Dr Martyn McLaggan joins UQ Fire
The 10th International Conference on Structure in Fire was held in Belfast, UK between 6-8 June. The Fire Safety Engineering Research Group at The University of Queensland (UQ Fire) was represented by Aaron Bolaños, Andrea Lucherini, Dr David Lange, and … Continue reading Belfast’s SiF 2018
We are pleased to announce that pre-registration for the 3rd Edition of the Continuing Professional Development course at The University of Queensland on ‘External Fire Spread Risk in Tall Building Design’ is now open. Monday 16 – Friday 20 July 2018 … Continue reading Open registration – 3rd Edition – ‘External Fire Spread Risk in Tall Building Design’ CPD course
Registration is now open for the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) course at The University of Queensland on ‘External Fire Spread Risk in Tall Building Design’ (2nd edition). Monday 30 April – Friday 4 May 2018 (5-day CPD course) This CPD course aims at providing … Continue reading Open registration – 2nd Edition -‘External Fire Spread Risk in Tall Building Design’ CPD
Dr Robert Foster and Dr Cristian Maluk recently featured in Engineers Australia “create” magazine in an article related to activities and outcomes of the ARC funded Future Timber Hub at The University of Queensland. “There is always a tendency to … Continue reading Engineers Australia “create” magazine
Members of the Centre for Future Timber Structures and UQ Fire visited the construction site of the Lendlease’s world’s largest timber office building, 25 King. Recently breaking ground floor, the use of exposed timber structure throughout the building was enabled … Continue reading Site visit to 25 King
