Nathan Campus
Teaching began at the Nathan campus in 1975 with 451 students enrolled in the School of Australian Environmental Studies, Modern Asian Studies, Humanities and Science. The campus is located on 175 hectares of natural bushland which is a declared flora and fauna reserve adjacent to the Toohey Forest at Nathan, 10 minutes drive south-east of the Brisbane city centre.
Nathan campus now has almost 10,000 students and offers courses in the areas of arts and communication, business and commerce, environment, health, information technology, law, science, and visual and creative arts.
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