Queensland University of Technology (QUT) chooses InPlace

Queensland University of Technology (QUT), a highly successful Australian university with an applied emphasis in courses and research, has joined the rapidly growing family of InPlace users.

Queensland University of Technology (QUT), a highly successful Australian university with an applied emphasis in courses and research, has joined the rapidly growing family of InPlace users.

Queensland University of Technology selected InPlace after a public tender process and evaluation which included 3 weeks of online user testing by University staff.

InPlace will support QUT’s innovative Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program across the university offering workplace opportunities to every student. A robust and flexible Placement Management solution is required to support this program. The university recognised that the demands of managing and reporting such a substantial WIL program could be best served by a technology solution that closely aligned with its WIL program vision and intentions.

The initial rollout of the InPlace solution will be to the disciplines of Nursing, Education and Creative Industries, which will be followed by a rollout to the whole university.

QUT is the eighth Australian university to purchase InPlace since its release to the market less than two years ago.

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