Global Change Institute

GCI's Whitney Jeffery has made a lasting contribution to staff wellbeing with a personal initiative that has been well-recieved across campus.

Plants in mugs help waste and wellbeing Saving items from landfill, improving wellbeing and building community are three key outcomes from the lovely Plant in a Mug workshops, the first of which was held late last year, with support provided by the UQ Green Fund.

GCI is a proud supporter of the Research & Innovation portfolio's Diversity and Inclusion Committee chaired by Director, Researcher Development Professor Linda Lua. The University of Queensland

Addressing global challenges requires strong teams to deliver pathways to impact. Along with the UQ research community, the UQ Global Change Institute is developing Collaborative Research Initiatives (CRIs) to address important global challenges such as anti-microbial resistence. https://tinyurl.com/xpxrtfvu

Meet us at the frontier: the furthest reaches of human knowledge and achievement, beyond which lies uncharted ground.

Launching Thursday, 18 November, the Frontier Forum is a new space for meaningful, research-backed conversations about the major developments shaping our world.

Presented by the UQ Global Change Institute, this series of live, online events brings together leading researchers and experts from across the community who are at the coalface of significant global challenges.

Join us as we debate the issues, confront the broken systems, and get into some blue-sky thinking around where we go from here.

Hear from our host and moderator, Tegan Taylor, and sign up for our first event:

First event: killer superbugs – a problem much bigger than human health Launching Thursday, 18 November, the Frontier Forum is a new space for meaningful, research-backed conversations about the major developments shaping our world.