We offer tours for those interested in studying at UQ Gatton, school groups or public interest groups.
Book your tour at least two weeks before you plan to visit UQ Gatton. Tours run during the week, Monday to Friday between 8am - 4pm. Tours are not available on weekends (Saturdays or Sundays) or public holidays, and may be limited during university holidays and exam periods.
We offer:
*School tours: bus tours for school groups with a general interest in UQ Gatton's programs and facilities.
*Individual tours: walking tours for students interested in attending UQ Gatton who haven't had the opportunity to visit with their school. Participants will need to wear closed-in footwear.
Sightseeing tours: bus tours for public interest groups who would like to tour UQ Gatton's facilities. It may include lunch in the Dining Hall.
Unless otherwise specified, campus tours commence at Student Central, N.W. Briton Administration Annexe, building 8101A (behind the UQ Gatton sign and flagpoles).
* These tours are designed for students in Years 10–12, who are closer to making post‑school study decisions. Students in earlier year levels are encouraged to attend UQ Gatton Open Day, which offers a great opportunity to explore the campus, step inside our world‑class facilities, and hear directly from experts in their chosen fields of study.
Book Your Tour
School groups and individual visitors can book tours online using the links below. Sightseeing tours are managed separately and should be booked via email: conferences@uqres.com.
Book a School tour Book an Individual tour
Please note: Groups booking the UQ Gatton bus tour must select a bus equipped with a microphone.
For enquiries or assistance with bookings:
School & Individual tours:gatton.engagement@uq.edu.au+ 61 7 5460 1279
Sightseeing tours:
conferences@uqres.com+ 61 7 5460 1489
Biosecurity advice for visitors to UQ Gatton
If you've entered Australia from another country, and you plan to visit UQ Gatton and/or a UQ Gatton livestock facility you must not have any direct contact (patting, feeding, husbandry or research) with livestock for 7 days following your arrival into the country.