The Queensland Commitment
We believe that education and opportunity must be available for all Queenslanders.
Launched in 2022, The Queensland Commitment is a pledge to break down barriers to education and build a brighter future for the state by 2032.
This comprehensive and ambitious initiative will deliver evidence-based strategies to build aspiration, grow pathways to higher education and support student success.
Together, we will strive for equitable access to education and deliver transformative change across the state.
The Queensland Commitment Roadmap
This roadmap features 58 strategic actions that UQ will implement to ensure more equitable access to education by 2032.
Our work aligns with the Australian Universities Accord and its vision for transformative reform in our sector.
Read about the RoadmapCommunity driven
There’s no substitute for local knowledge, expertise and experience.
We want to understand your community’s needs, amplify your voice and work together to address educational disadvantage.
Learn about getting involvedPartner to make a difference
Connect with our team to learn about how you, your community or your organisation can partner with UQ to deliver positive change by 2032.
Give to The Queensland Commitment
Help support the next generation of Queenslanders through the gift of education.
Our community of supporters
Thank you to those who have already partnered with us to support The Queensland Commitment.
$22M raised
Gifts committed for The Queensland Commitment to date.
1,600 donors
Community members have partnered with us to support this program.
65 new scholarships
To support underrepresented students to study at UQ.
Meet an expert
Professor Mark Western
The Queensland Commitment is underpinned by real-time research expertise.
Professor Western is Research Director, The Queensland Commitment, UQ, and Professor of Sociology in the Centre for Policy Futures in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Read more about Mark WesternPaths to UQ
Discover scholarship programs and experiences to support students from rural and underrepresented communities.