Multicultural support

The USQ Student Guild Advocacy Office offers free confidential support for USQ students in regards to their rights and responsibilities as students.

As part of Orientation each semester USQ provides an information session for all new international students. The program includes academic information, support services, Australian culture, living in Australia, making friends and support networks, and getting the most out of your time here. Visit the Student Events Calendar for information about upcoming sessions. 

Making friends can seem really hard, but it doesn't have to be. At USQ there are lots of ways that you can connect and make friends, including student clubs, student representation, PASS, Peer Mentoring, sport and more.

For more information visit AskUSQ or contact USQ Student Life.

The USQ Multi-Faith Service supports religious and spiritual life at USQ, and can help you connect with local faith communities.

Each year sees vibrant multicultural programs which are about sharing, celebrating and encouraging students from all nationalities, cultures and faiths to get involved and meet students from other cultures.

To see upcoming events and programs visit the Student Events Calendar.

The USQ Register of Languages is an important tool for providing voluntary interpreting and translation services.

USQ Student Clubs are often student run organisations, and all are for students. Memberships are non-discriminatory and open to all USQ students. By joining a club you can make friends, network with like-minded people, and take part in heaps of different activities. You may even become an Executive, developing your leadership and management skills.

To find a club visit the USQ Student Clubs page.