Central Queensland University’s Division of University Relations has just released the 2006 undergraduate prospectus.

The prospectus is one of the University’s major student recruitment tools and is distributed to schools and used at careers markets across the state.

Corporate Publications Manager Leonie Challacombe said the 2006 Prospectus aims to promote the University as welcoming, personalised and supportive, while also as a university that achieves excellent career outcomes.

“Much effort has been made this year to capture staff, student and graduate testimonials to back up these claims and these are featured in the Prospectus,” she said.

The Prospectus is a bright and colourful book which features information on uni life, costs, student support as well as the range of programs on offer at CQU.

“We would like to thank those who participated in the development of the publication. A number of staff and students gave up their time to participate in the photo sessions and testimonials.

“The University Publishing Unit also did outstanding work to capture the photos and design of what has been described as our best Prospectus yet.”