The University of Queensland
Integrated English
General English classes will help you to develop your confidence with the English language. You’ll increase your ability to understand conversations and speak with more fluency and clarity. You’ll also build your skills to read and write with greater accuracy.
Levels
- Elementary
- Pre-Intermediate
- Intermediate
- Upper-Intermediate
- Advanced
- Proficient
Course fees
- Course Material Fee - $30 weekly
- Tuition Fee - $495 weekly
Study load
- Afternoon classes Monday to Friday 1.00pm to 5.30pm
- Morning classes Monday to Friday 8.15am to 12.45pm
Upcoming intakes
- Starts 28th April 2025
- Starts 9th June 2025
- Starts 21st July 2025
- Starts 25th August 2025
- Starts 7th October 2025
- Starts 10th November 2025
- University Drive, St Lucia, Brisbane, QLD 4072
About The University of Queensland
Whether studying online or face-to-face, you will participate in live, interactive classes where expert teachers guide and direct you through engaging lessons and provide personalised feedback on your performance. Face-to-face students learn in our world-class facilities in UQ’s Brisbane, St Lucia campus.
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