The School of Biological Sciences is home to a vibrant community of life scientists. The school's research spans the scales of biological organisation, from molecules and cells to organisms, populations, species and communities.
Feature
Delving into the secret world of the koala
Cryptic animals are problematic subjects and unlikely choices for testing evolutionary theory, but the koala has turned out to be anything but dull in this regard. Read more >
News
- Flood-ravaged turtles released in Moreton Bay
- Students name and describe insect species
- UQ gains top Australian ranking in life sciences in new international rankings
- Sea life "must swim faster to survive"
- Research proves deep-reef coral hates the light, prefers the shade
- Research blows whistle on deceptive sporting behaviour
Newsletter
Seminars
The 2011 School of Biological Seminar Series has now concluded, the next series will commence in March 2012.
2012 ARC FUNDING SCHEME
The School of Biological Sciences has been awarded $2.87 million in new ARC Discovery and Linkage scheme funding to commence in 2012.
GLOBAL RANKINGS
UQ is ranked as the top Australian university in life sciences and 26th in the world, according to the newest discipline ranking from the Times Higher Education.
