University of Southern Queensland - Faculty of Business, Education, Law and Arts

The Faculty of Business, Education, Law and Arts at UniSQ delivers multidisciplinary programs across business, law, education, humanities and creative arts. Based in Toowoomba with additional sites in Springfield and regional hubs, the faculty blends on‑campus and online delivery to support diverse learners. Its mission centres on industry engagement, community impact and practice‑based learning that responds to workforce needs in Queensland and beyond.

Supported by UniSQ’s twelve‑school structure, the faculty fosters interdisciplinary teaching and research. Students benefit from flexible study modes, specialised facilities and curricula aligned with professional standards across key sectors including teaching, legal practice, business innovation and the creative industries.

The faculty integrates industry advisory boards, professional networks and employer partnerships to ensure strong career links for students. Business students access internships and industry projects, while law students benefit from Practical Legal Training pathways shaped by input from senior legal professionals. Education placements and media practice experiences further enhance job readiness.

Regional partnerships across Queensland connect students with public sector organisations, schools and local enterprises. Alumni networks and the Student Guild support mentoring, events and professional development, while career centres at Toowoomba and Springfield help students refine employability skills, from digital fluency to communication and leadership.

Students choose the faculty for its professionally accredited, practice‑focused programs that align closely with regional and national workforce needs. Hands‑on training, industry collaboration and specialised facilities such as moot courts and media suites ensure graduates develop strong practical skills. Flexible on‑campus, blended and online modes suit working professionals and international students.

UniSQ’s regional partnerships create abundant internship opportunities and real‑world projects. Extensive support services, accessible residential colleges and industry‑advised curricula strengthen the university’s competitive edge. International students benefit from tailored guidance and a smooth transition supported by high teaching standards and robust accreditation frameworks.

The faculty drives regional impact by translating applied research into policy, community programs and professional practice across education, business, law and creative industries. Cross‑disciplinary teams address challenges such as rural education access and regional legal service delivery, contributing tangible outcomes to local communities.

Innovative digital teaching—including virtual moot courts and online media modules—supports UniSQ’s leadership in flexible learning. Entrepreneurship is fostered through industry partnerships, incubator access and project‑based work. Sustainability and community engagement are embedded across curricula, reinforcing the faculty’s commitment to regional development and long‑term social impact.

Can programs be studied fully online from overseas? Many undergraduate and postgraduate courses are accessible online for international students, though some professional pathways may require in‑country practical components.

How do law students gain practical experience? Law programs integrate Practical Legal Training, simulations in moot courts and curriculum input from senior practitioners, offering strong preparation for professional practice.

What accommodation and support services are available? Residential colleges provide furnished rooms and community activities, while services such as iconnect, counselling and career support assist student wellbeing and success.

Applicants apply through the UniSQ portal, submitting academic transcripts and English proficiency evidence when required. Entry criteria vary: undergraduate programs require completed secondary schooling, postgraduate options require a relevant degree, and professional courses may include suitability checks or placement prerequisites.

Semester intakes occur twice yearly with additional mid‑year options for select programs. Tuition fees differ by program and residency, with scholarships and fee‑help schemes available. On‑campus housing is offered in Toowoomba, and off‑campus assistance is available. Prospective students should confirm accreditation requirements and plan early for placements and visas.