"Our son has always been fascinated by how things work — pulling apart electronics, designing experiments in the backyard. When we discovered QASMT, it felt like the school was built for him. The UQ partnership sealed it." — David K., Parent, Brisbane
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QASMT: Queensland's Premier STEM-Focused Selective School
The Queensland Academy for Science, Mathematics and Technology (QASMT) occupies a unique position in Queensland education. Located in Toowong, just minutes from the University of Queensland's St Lucia campus, QASMT is the only Queensland Academy that offers Year 7 entry — making it the earliest selective pathway available to Queensland families seeking a STEM-focused education.
QASMT combines the academic rigour of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme with a deep specialisation in science, mathematics, and technology. Its partnership with UQ gives students access to university-level laboratories, research mentors, and academic enrichment that extends far beyond the standard secondary school experience.
Whether your child is in primary school preparing for the highly competitive Year 7 intake, or in Year 9 considering the Year 10 entry pathway, this guide covers everything you need to know about QASMT — from the Edutest entrance examination to the IB subject offerings, campus culture, and what sets QASMT apart from its sister academies.
In this guide, you'll discover:
- What makes QASMT different from every other school in Queensland
- How the UQ partnership shapes daily learning and research opportunities
- The Year 7 entry pathway — the only early-entry point across all three academies
- Year 10 entry requirements and what the pre-IB year involves
- A full breakdown of the Edutest entrance test (all five components)
- How QASMT's IB Diploma subjects compare to QACI and QAHS
- Campus culture, student life, and what to expect at Toowong
- Career pathways that QASMT graduates pursue in STEM and beyond
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What Makes QASMT Unique
Among the three Queensland Academies — QASMT, QACI (Creative Industries), and QAHS (Health Sciences) — QASMT stands alone in several important ways. Understanding these differences is essential for families deciding which academy best suits their child.
QASMT at a Glance
Key facts about Queensland's STEM-focused selective academy
Dual Entry Points
The only Queensland Academy offering Year 7 entry
University Partner
Direct partnership with the University of Queensland
Applicants Per Place
Highly competitive Year 7 intake ratio
Curriculum
Internationally recognised programme with STEM focus
QASMT is the only Queensland Academy that accepts students at Year 7. This is a critical distinction. QACI and QAHS both commence at Year 10, meaning QASMT offers families three additional years of selective, IB-pathway education. For students who show strong STEM aptitude in primary school, this early entry point provides a significant head start.
The University of Queensland partnership is not merely symbolic. QASMT's Toowong campus sits adjacent to UQ's St Lucia precinct, and students regularly access UQ facilities, participate in university-led research projects, and benefit from mentoring by UQ academics. This level of university integration is rare in Australian secondary education and gives QASMT students exposure to tertiary-level science and technology years before their peers.
The combination of early entry, UQ partnership, the IB Diploma, and a dedicated STEM focus makes QASMT genuinely distinctive — not just within Queensland, but nationally.
The Toowong Campus and UQ Partnership
QASMT's campus in Toowong is situated in Brisbane's inner western suburbs, approximately six kilometres from the Brisbane CBD. The location is deliberate — the campus sits within walking distance of the University of Queensland's St Lucia campus, one of Australia's leading research universities and a member of the Group of Eight.
What the UQ Partnership Means in Practice
The UQ partnership is woven into the fabric of daily life at QASMT. Students benefit in several tangible ways:
- Access to UQ laboratories and research facilities — students conduct experiments and research using equipment that most secondary schools simply do not have
- Mentoring from UQ academics — university lecturers and researchers work directly with QASMT students on extended projects and investigations
- Participation in UQ research programmes — high-performing students can engage in genuine university-level research during their senior years
- Use of UQ's library and digital resources — broadening the scope of independent study and research projects
- Pathway familiarity — students develop a deep understanding of university-level expectations, easing the transition to tertiary study
"The proximity to UQ transforms what is possible for our students. They are not just learning about science from textbooks — they are doing science, in real laboratories, alongside real researchers. That experience shapes how they think about their futures."
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Getting to Toowong
The Toowong campus is well-connected by public transport. Toowong railway station is nearby, and multiple bus routes service the area. For families across Brisbane and surrounding regions, the campus is accessible without excessive commute times. Many QASMT students travel from across South-East Queensland, and the school community reflects this geographic diversity.
Year 7 Entry at QASMT
The Year 7 intake is the primary entry point for QASMT and the most competitive. It is also the only Year 7 entry pathway across all three Queensland Academies — neither QACI nor QAHS accepts students before Year 10.
Why Year 7 Entry Matters
Entering QASMT at Year 7 gives your child six years within the academy system (Years 7 through 12), compared with three years for Year 10 entrants. This extended period allows students to:
- Build deep foundations in STEM disciplines from early secondary school
- Develop familiarity with the IB approach to learning — inquiry-based, research-driven, and interdisciplinary
- Form lasting relationships within a community of academically like-minded peers
- Progressively engage with UQ partnership opportunities as they mature
- Enter the IB Diploma years (Years 11–12) with a strong academic and social foundation
Competition for Year 7 Places
Year 7 entry at QASMT is intensely competitive. With an estimated 8 to 12 applicants for every available place, your child will be assessed alongside a large cohort of high-performing students from across Queensland.
The selection process involves:
- Submitting an online application with the $250 non-refundable fee
- Sitting the Edutest entrance examination over two consecutive days
- An interview for candidates who perform strongly in the written test
There are no published cutoff scores. Offers are made based on overall performance across all test components, combined with the interview assessment for shortlisted candidates.
One Application Per Year
You may only submit one Queensland Academies application per year. If you apply to QASMT, you cannot simultaneously apply to QACI or QAHS. Choose your campus carefully before submitting.
Year 10 Entry at QASMT
QASMT also accepts a smaller cohort of students at Year 10. This entry point serves as the pre-IB preparation year — a transitional year designed to prepare students for the demands of the IB Diploma Programme in Years 11 and 12.
What Year 10 at QASMT Involves
The Year 10 programme at QASMT is not a standard Year 10 curriculum. It is specifically designed to bridge the gap between mainstream secondary schooling and the IB Diploma. Students develop the critical thinking, research, and self-management skills that the IB demands, while also deepening their knowledge in STEM subjects.
Who Should Consider Year 10 Entry?
Year 10 entry suits students who:
- Discover a strong STEM interest during middle school and want to pursue it at an advanced level
- Were not ready for, or unaware of, the Year 7 application process
- Seek the IB Diploma but want the structured pre-IB year that QASMT provides
- Are looking for a school change that aligns with their academic strengths and career goals
The Year 10 test follows the same Edutest format but is calibrated to a higher difficulty level, reflecting the expectations for students entering at this stage.
Edutest Entrance Examination Format
The QASMT entrance test is administered by Edutest and is conducted over two consecutive days — typically a Saturday and Sunday in September. This two-day format is distinctive and requires specific preparation.
Edutest Components for QASMT Entry
Verbal Reasoning — 30 Questions, 30 Minutes
Assesses vocabulary, verbal logic, analogies, and the ability to identify relationships between words and concepts. This component measures language-based reasoning beyond basic comprehension. Questions include word analogies, sentence completion, and logical deduction from verbal information.
Numerical Reasoning — 30 Questions, 30 Minutes
Evaluates mathematical reasoning, number patterns, sequences, and quantitative logic. This is not a straightforward calculation test — it emphasises pattern recognition, logical deduction, and the ability to work with numerical information strategically.
Reading Comprehension — 30 Questions, 30 Minutes
Tests the ability to read, understand, and analyse written passages. Questions involve inference, identifying main ideas, understanding vocabulary in context, and evaluating an author's purpose. Passages span fiction, non-fiction, and persuasive texts.
Mathematics — 30 Questions, 30 Minutes
A curriculum-aligned mathematics assessment covering operations, fractions, decimals, geometry, measurement, and introductory algebra. Students should be confident with all mathematical concepts expected at their year level.
Written Expression — 15 Minutes (Year 7 Only)
Assesses the ability to produce a coherent, well-structured piece of writing under tight time constraints. Markers evaluate content, structure, language use, vocabulary, and overall fluency. Year 10 applicants do not sit this component.
Designed for Partial Completion
The Edutest is designed so that approximately 50% of questions are completed by the average test-taker. Do not panic if your child does not finish every section. Accuracy on attempted questions matters more than rushing to complete them all. Teach your child to work methodically through questions they can answer confidently, then return to harder items if time permits.
The Interview
Candidates who perform strongly in the written Edutest are invited to an interview. The interview is a further opportunity for the selection panel to assess your child's suitability for the QASMT environment — their intellectual curiosity, communication skills, and genuine engagement with STEM.
The interview is not something to fear, but it is something to prepare for. Encourage your child to be able to articulate why they are interested in science, mathematics, or technology, and to speak about projects, experiments, or problems they have found engaging.
How QASMT Differs from QACI and QAHS
All three Queensland Academies deliver the IB Diploma and operate as selective government schools. However, their differences are substantial and go well beyond subject focus.
QASMT vs QACI vs QAHS — Key Differences
Understanding which academy suits your child
| Feature | Option 1 | Option 2 | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Name | Science, Maths & Technology | Creative Industries / Health Sciences | Distinct specialisations |
| Location | Toowong, Brisbane | Kelvin Grove (QACI) / Gold Coast (QAHS) | Geography may influence choice |
| University Partner | University of Queensland | QUT (QACI) / Griffith (QAHS) | All are leading QLD universities |
| Year 7 Entry | Yes — primary intake | No — Year 10 only | Only QASMT offers early entry |
| Year 10 Entry | Yes — smaller intake | Yes — sole entry point | All three accept Year 10 |
| Academic Focus | STEM disciplines | Arts/Media (QACI) / Health (QAHS) | Match to student passion |
| IB Subject Strength | Physics, Chemistry, Maths, CompSci | Visual Arts, Film (QACI) / Biology, Sports Sci (QAHS) | Subject availability varies |
| Campus Transfer | Not permitted | Not permitted | Choose carefully upfront |
The Fundamental Difference
QASMT is purpose-built for students whose primary academic interests lie in science, mathematics, and technology. The campus culture, teaching approach, and enrichment opportunities are all oriented around STEM. Students who thrive at QASMT are those who are genuinely curious about how the physical and digital world works — they enjoy problem-solving, experimentation, and quantitative thinking.
QACI appeals to students who combine strong academic ability with creative talent — in visual arts, film, music, theatre, or digital media. QAHS serves students drawn to health sciences, biomedical research, and allied health careers. Each academy cultivates a distinct culture that reflects its specialisation.
Choosing the wrong campus can lead to disengagement. A student with a deep passion for engineering or computer science will not find their tribe at QACI, just as a budding filmmaker would feel out of place at QASMT. The campus decision is not about prestige — it is about fit.
IB Diploma and STEM Subjects at QASMT
All three Queensland Academies deliver the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, but the subjects available at each campus reflect its specialisation. At QASMT, the IB offerings are weighted heavily towards science, mathematics, and technology.
What the IB Diploma Involves
The IB Diploma requires students to study six subjects across defined groups, plus three core components:
- Theory of Knowledge (TOK) — a critical thinking course exploring the nature of knowledge
- Extended Essay (EE) — a 4,000-word independent research essay, often in a STEM discipline at QASMT
- Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) — a programme of experiential learning outside the classroom
STEM-Focused Subject Availability
QASMT's subject offerings are designed to support students pursuing STEM pathways. While specific subjects may vary year to year, QASMT typically offers strong options including:
- Physics at Higher and Standard Level
- Chemistry at Higher and Standard Level
- Biology at Higher and Standard Level
- Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches at Higher Level — the most rigorous IB maths pathway
- Computer Science — increasingly popular among students interested in software, AI, and data science
- Design Technology — combining engineering principles with practical design
The ability to study multiple sciences at Higher Level, combined with Higher Level Mathematics, is a particular strength of QASMT. This combination is essential for students aspiring to competitive university programmes in engineering, medicine, physics, or computer science.
The IB Advantage for University Entry
The IB Diploma is recognised by all Australian universities and is highly regarded internationally. IB scores are converted to an equivalent ATAR for Australian university admissions. Students who perform well in the IB Diploma — particularly with strong results in Higher Level STEM subjects — are well-positioned for competitive university courses in engineering, medicine, science, and technology.
Campus Culture and Student Life
QASMT's campus culture is shaped by its STEM focus, its selective entry, and the fact that students are surrounded by peers who share their intellectual curiosity. For many students, arriving at QASMT is the first time they have been in a school environment where academic enthusiasm is the norm rather than the exception.
What Students Experience
- A community of like-minded learners — students are engaged, curious, and motivated, creating a positive academic culture
- Research projects and science competitions — students regularly participate in national and international science, mathematics, and technology competitions
- Access to UQ events and seminars — the proximity to UQ means students can attend public lectures, open days, and academic events
- Collaborative learning — the IB framework emphasises group work, discussion, and peer learning alongside individual achievement
- Smaller school size — as a selective academy, QASMT has a smaller student body than most state high schools, fostering close relationships between students and staff
The Transition
For Year 7 students, the transition from primary school to QASMT can be significant. The academic expectations are higher, the pace is faster, and the IB approach to learning — inquiry-based and student-directed — may differ from what your child experienced in primary school. However, QASMT provides structured support during the transition, and the cohort size means teachers know each student individually.
For Year 10 entrants, joining an established school community can present its own challenges. However, the shared experience of being new — combined with the common ground of strong academic interest — typically helps Year 10 cohorts bond quickly.
Career Pathways from QASMT
QASMT graduates are well-prepared for a wide range of STEM careers and university pathways. The combination of the IB Diploma, STEM specialisation, and UQ partnership creates a strong foundation for tertiary study and professional life.
Common University and Career Pathways
Where QASMT Graduates Go
- ✓Engineering — civil, mechanical, electrical, aerospace, and software engineering at leading Australian and international universities
- ✓Medicine and Biomedical Science — the rigorous science and maths preparation supports entry into competitive medical programmes
- ✓Computer Science and Data Science — growing numbers of QASMT graduates pursue careers in software development, AI, cybersecurity, and data analytics
- ✓Research Science — physics, chemistry, biology, and environmental science at postgraduate and doctoral levels
- ✓Mathematics and Actuarial Studies — the HL Maths pathway provides an excellent foundation for quantitative careers
- ✓Architecture and Design — the intersection of technology and design appeals to students with both creative and analytical strengths
- ✓Technology Entrepreneurship — the problem-solving and innovation mindset cultivated at QASMT translates well to startup and business environments
- ✓Environmental Science and Sustainability — an increasingly popular pathway as students seek to apply STEM skills to global challenges
The IB Diploma's emphasis on critical thinking, research, and independent learning means QASMT graduates typically adapt well to university study. Many report feeling ahead of their peers in the first year of tertiary education, particularly in their ability to manage research projects, write academically, and think critically about complex problems.
Preparation Strategy for QASMT Entry
Preparing for QASMT entry requires a structured, long-term approach that addresses all five Edutest components. Because the test is conducted over two consecutive days and covers verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, reading comprehension, mathematics, and writing, your child needs to build breadth as well as depth.
QASMT Preparation Timeline
Foundation Building
Objectives
- Establish baseline ability across all five components
- Identify strengths and areas requiring development
Key Activities
- Complete a diagnostic assessment to benchmark current performance
- Build a daily reading habit with diverse text types — articles, editorials, scientific writing, fiction
- Practise verbal reasoning with analogies, synonyms, antonyms, and word relationship exercises
- Review and consolidate year-level mathematics concepts thoroughly
- Begin weekly timed writing practice on varied prompts to build fluency
Skill Development
Objectives
- Strengthen weaker areas while maintaining existing strengths
- Build familiarity with Edutest question styles and formats
Key Activities
- Work through structured practice materials aligned to the Edutest format
- Focus on numerical reasoning — pattern recognition, sequences, and quantitative logic
- Complete reading comprehension exercises with progressively complex passages
- Practise mathematics problem-solving beyond standard curriculum exercises
- Write under timed conditions weekly, refining structure and vocabulary
Test Readiness
Objectives
- Build exam stamina for the two-day testing format
- Refine time management and test technique
Key Activities
- Complete full-length practice tests under realistic timed conditions
- Simulate the two-day format by completing practice sessions on consecutive days
- Practise strategic question selection — learn when to move on and when to persist
- Prepare for the interview: practise articulating interests in science, maths, and technology
- Build confidence through regular, low-pressure review of progress and improvement
Final Preparation
Objectives
- Consolidate skills and build confidence
- Establish a healthy routine for test days
Key Activities
- Light review only — avoid cramming or introducing unfamiliar content
- Complete one final practice test for confidence and pacing
- Plan test-day logistics: travel, meals, and sleep schedule for both days
- Practise relaxation techniques to manage test-day nerves
- Ensure your child feels well-rested, supported, and ready for the test weekend
Key Principles for QASMT Preparation
Start early and build consistently. The five-component test cannot be crammed. Consistent practice over months is far more effective than intensive last-minute work.
Do not neglect writing. The Written Expression component (Year 7 only) is just 15 minutes — but writing fluency takes months to develop. Regular practice builds the speed and confidence needed to produce a strong piece under pressure.
Simulate the two-day format. The consecutive-day structure is unusual and requires stamina. Running practice sessions on a Saturday and Sunday helps your child build the mental resilience needed for two days of focused assessment.
Prepare for the interview. If your child performs well in the Edutest, they will be invited to interview. Help them practise speaking confidently about their interests in STEM, any projects or experiments they have undertaken, and why QASMT appeals to them. Authenticity matters more than rehearsed answers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can my child apply to QASMT and another Queensland Academy in the same year?
No. The Queensland Academies allow one application per year. If you apply to QASMT, you cannot simultaneously apply to QACI or QAHS. This makes your campus choice a critical first decision.
What is the application fee for QASMT?
The application fee is $250 and is non-refundable, regardless of the outcome. This fee is the same across all three Queensland Academies.
How competitive is Year 7 entry at QASMT?
Year 7 entry is highly competitive, with an estimated 8 to 12 applicants for every available place. Strong preparation across all five Edutest components is essential.
Is there a published cutoff score for QASMT entry?
No. The Queensland Academies do not publish cutoff scores. Offers are made based on overall performance across all Edutest components and, for shortlisted candidates, the interview.
Does my child sit the Written Expression component for Year 10 entry?
No. The Written Expression component (15 minutes) is included in the Year 7 test only. Year 10 applicants sit the four remaining components: Verbal Reasoning, Numerical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, and Mathematics.
Can my child transfer from QASMT to QACI or QAHS after enrolment?
No. Transfers between Queensland Academies campuses are not permitted. Once enrolled at QASMT, your child cannot move to another academy. This is why choosing the right campus from the outset is so important.
What makes QASMT different from a regular state high school with strong science results?
QASMT offers the IB Diploma Programme (not the standard Queensland curriculum), has a direct partnership with UQ providing access to university facilities and researchers, and operates as a fully selective school where every student has been assessed and chosen for their academic ability. The combination of selective entry, IB rigour, and university partnership creates an environment that a standard state high school — however strong — cannot replicate.
Is the Edutest the same test used for NSW selective school entry at Years 8–11?
Yes. The Edutest format used by Queensland Academies is the same testing framework used for NSW selective high school entry at Years 8 through 11 (for schools such as James Ruse and North Sydney). This means practice materials designed for EduTest are relevant for both NSW and Queensland applicants.
How should my child prepare for the QASMT interview?
Encourage your child to reflect on their genuine interests in science, mathematics, or technology. They should be prepared to discuss specific projects, experiments, or problems they have found engaging. The interview assesses intellectual curiosity and communication skills — authenticity is valued over rehearsed responses. Practise speaking about STEM interests in a natural, conversational way.
What IB subjects can my child study at QASMT?
QASMT offers a STEM-weighted selection of IB Diploma subjects, typically including Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (Higher Level), Computer Science, and Design Technology. The specific subject list may vary year to year, but the emphasis is consistently on science, mathematics, and technology disciplines.
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