What does it take to keep sport fair on the world stage?

Visit UQ Skills at the National Science Week launch " STEM in the Tropics" and discover how science, integrity and innovation are helping shape the future of sport in the lead-up to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

UQ has partnered with the International Testing Agency (ITA), the UNESCO-recognised organisation responsible for anti-doping programs at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, to become only the second ITA Academic Centre in the world. This groundbreaking partnership is creating unique opportunities for students, staff, alumni and the wider community to gain internationally recognised qualifications and contribute to clean sport worldwide.

Explore the science behind anti-doping, test your knowledge through interactive activities and learn about exciting pathways to become a Doping Control Officer, Blood Collection Officer, Chaperone or Clean Sport Educator.

Whether you're passionate about sport, health, science or making a difference behind the scenes at major sporting events, this is your chance to discover how you can be part of Brisbane 2032's lasting legacy.

Step into the future of sport and help build a cleaner, fairer sporting world for Brisbane 2032 and beyond.