SDG 1 No Poverty

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We participate in and coordinate a range of projects, activities, initiatives, and activities that align to SDG 1 No Poverty. Explore the information on this page to find out more. 
Sustainable Development Goal 1. No Poverty

Support for Students

Scholarships

Find out about the wide range of scholarships, awards and financial assistance programs we have on offer.

Paying for Uni

Learn about how course fees are calculated and your payment options, including paying upfront or deferring via a HELP Loan, plus explore eligibility criteria for government support.

Financial Preparedness

Are you financially prepared for university? Find out how to be with out helpful tips and tricks.

News Stories

Some of the recent news stories that align with SDG1 No Poverty:

Start-Up Assistance

CQUniversity’s support for start-up initiatives plays a vital role in addressing poverty by empowering individuals and communities through innovation and entrepreneurship. By fostering a culture of creativity and providing resources such as mentoring, funding, and business development programs, CQU helps transform ideas into viable businesses that generate employment and stimulate local economies. These initiatives are particularly impactful in regional and remote areas, where economic opportunities may be limited. Through its commitment to inclusive growth, CQU not only equips aspiring entrepreneurs with the skills they need to succeed but also contributes to long-term poverty alleviation by promoting self-sufficiency and sustainable development.

Advanced Technology and Innovation Centre

Learn about CQUniversity's Advanced Technology and Innovation Centre, located at our Rockhampton North Campus.

Whanu Binal Indigenous Entrepreneur Program

Learn more about the Whanu Binal Indigenous Entrepreneur Program, the collaborative initiative between CQUniversity and Arrow Energy

Social Innovation

CQUniversity wants to change the world for the better – and through social innovation, our students, staff, academics, and communities are all driving the transformation.

Programs and Services

CQUniversity is contributing to ending poverty by providing accessible and affordable programs and services that support the health and wellbeing of its communities. Through its health clinics, CQU ensures access to quality healthcare, particularly for those in regional areas. The on-campus Wellness Centre offers vital mental health support, helping individuals manage stress and improve overall wellbeing. Additionally, student-led hair and beauty services offer discounted pricing, making personal care more affordable for all. These initiatives reduce financial barriers, promote social inclusion, and enhance quality of life—key factors in breaking the cycle of poverty.

Salaam Baalak Trust

The Salaam Baalak Trust (SBT) in New Delhi was set up in 1989 with a goal of providing support to street and working children.

Wellness Centre

Discover comprehensive psychology services for children, adolescents, and adults at our Central Queensland Psychology Wellness Centre.

Hair and Beauty

Staff, students and members of the public are welcome to book appointments with our hair and beauty salons.