On Wednesday, the Organisation of Planning Students (OOPS) at UQ had their annual Awards Night. It was a fabulous event showcasing the high-quality outputs produced by Planning students in their courses. The awards show the innovation, critical analysis, creativity and hard work of Planning students. The submissions for each category were assessed by a team … Continue reading
Today we celebrated the success of the new graduands from Urban and Regional Planning at The University of Queensland. Over 50 students graduated from the following urban planning programs at UQ: Congratulations to all the graduands! Good luck in the new chapter of your lives. We look forward to hearing about your new endeavours and … Continue reading
University students are regarded as a readily available market segment for public transport. In Hanoi, as elsewhere, they constitute a large portion of bus passengers. However, one portion has been quitting buses, and the reasons were so far unknown. Nor was it clear whether they planned on retuning. Through a survey of more than 800 … Continue reading
In just ten years, the inner city populations of Australia’s biggest state capitals have boomed. But where is this growth coming from? While Australian inner cities are “youthifying” and somewhat “studentifying”, they aren’t “familifying”. Listen to the full interview on ABC Radio Brisbane, Afternoons program (start at min. 5.40): http://www.abc.net.au/radio/brisbane/programs/afternoons/afternoons/11250630 Continue reading
This study investigates changing housing and lifestyle preferences that occur when young people migrate from compact, high-density to low-density, car-oriented environments, through in-depth interviews of East and Southeast Asian university students in Brisbane, Australia. The findings reveal that the majority of international students adapt to their new living environment, and even come to prefer a … Continue reading