Located in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, the Queensland University of Technology is a public research university. The Queensland University of Technology laid its foundation in the year 1989. This university has two campuses in total namely, Gardens Point Campus, and Kelvin Grove Campus, that house students from both Australia and multiple other nationalities, making the university a home to a diverse student population. Being one of the leading universities of Australia, The Queensland University of Technology focuses on practical courses, consequently giving high rates of graduate employment outcomes. The university also offers various scholarships to assist students. The different types of scholarships are based on either the academic merit of the student, or his/her financial status. The university provides various services to the students such as pre-departure briefings, career counselling, academic skills workshop, and much more to assist students throughout their university life. Due to its industrial connections, this university provides its graduates a chance to gain quality practical experience. QUT has produced notable alumni such as Mars 2020 mission leader and NASA astrobiologist Dr Abigail Allwood. Since 1998, this university has also produced 8 Rhode Scholars.