Skip to menu Skip to content Skip to footer
News

Students choose UQ centre as one of the best

22 July 2016
ICTE-UQ International students.
ICTE-UQ International students.

Students have selected a University of Queensland institute as one of the top three university English language centres in Australia.

UQ’s Institute of Continuing and TESOL Education (ICTE-UQ) has been named in the 2016 i-graduate English Language Barometer, which polled students internationally.

Students responded to questions covering topics across learning, living, support and arrival, relevant to their experience of their chosen English language centre in January to March of this year.

The ICTE-UQ building was ranked as number one, and the picturesque campus environment was ranked as number two globally.

It was named a top five university English language centre in Australia for each of the overall performance criteria for learning, living, support and arrival.

Director Julian Wilson said the results positioned ICTE-UQ in the top 20 English language centres globally, making it an attractive institution for students from all around the world.

 “We are very proud of being ranked as a top-three university English language centre in Australia and top 20 globally.

“It is a recognition of the hard-work, dedication and professionalism of the ICTE-UQ team.

“Through this survey we can better understand our students’ journey and experience, and we can ensure we provide the right resources and education to meet their needs in a positive learning and living environment.”

The English language barometer survey is available in 11 languages, and has input from almost 14,000 132 English language centre students from around the world.

Media: Deputy Director Market Development Phillip Fredericks, p.fredericks@icte.uq.edu.au, + 61 7 3346 6771, +61 418 832 974.

Related articles

A Jacaranda blooms in front of the sandstone arches around the Great Court

Fifty UQ researchers awarded $36m from ARC Linkage, Discovery grants

University of Queensland researchers have secured more than $36 million from the Australian Research Council (ARC) to collaborate with industry to solve national challenges in science, technology, humanities and social science.
10 November 2025
A sculpture depicting the letters UQ stacked on top of each other

UQ researcher secures $1.5m in NHMRC funding for Partnership Projects

A University of Queensland researcher has been awarded $1.5 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) as part of the Partnership Projects.
10 November 2025

Media contact

Subscribe to UQ News

Get the latest from our newsroom.