TV commercials

Voice (various students and lecturers): If it means real dreams, real ambitions, coming true, we say go there.

A male student kicks a globe out of frame to another student as planes fly overhead. The globe travels down stairs past a student as a molecular structure floats in the air. The globe bounces past a student drawing a friendly purple monster, and the monster jumps around in the background.

Voice: If it means contact with the real world, real world experience, in the world you’re heading for, we say go there.

Lecturers kick the globe to each other, and it gets passed to students in a lecture hall.

The globe travels to lecturers in Egypt and India, past Cape Canaveral.

Voice: If it means partnership, a real meeting of minds, real answers to real problems, we say go there.

The globe bounces over a group of lecturers gathered around a floating skeleton. The skeleton transforms into a footballer who kicks the globe to students in front of a cane field.

Voice: If it fires the imagination, inspires adventure, leads to new horizons, we say go there.

The globe travels past a student who is staring up at the solar system floating around the room. It then shrinks and bounces in front of a student and small animated wooden people. The globe bounces past a group of african tribesmen, and a student hits it into the next shot. The globe lands on an island with wind turbines.

Voice: If it’s good for people and good for the planet, we say go there.

The globe then bounces past a pair of students in a meeting lounge, then goes underwater where students are swimming with a large blue cube. The globe then becomes larger, and a group of students roll it above their heads. The globe then bounces along a campus street, where all the students are walking. The purple monster, wooden people, planets and planes all reappear.

On screen: go there.

Voice: QUT. A university for the real world.

World globe transforms to blue cube to blue QUT square logo and endline – a university for the real world.

The African tribesmen bounce in time to the music.

Voices: Go there, go there, go there. QUT.com

Voice (various students and lecturers): If it means real dreams, real ambitions coming true, we say go there.

A male student kicks a globe out of frame. The globe travels down stairs past a student as a molecular structure floats in the air. The globe bounces past a student drawing, and a large purple monster jumps around in the background.

Voice: If it means contact with real world lecturers, we say go there.

Lecturers kick the globe to each other, and it gets passed to students in a lecture hall.

Voice: If it means real world experience, in the world you’re heading for, we say go there.

The globe travels through egypt and india, past cape canaveral.

Voice: If it means a degree, that puts the world at your feet, we say go there.

The globe bounces over a group of students as they throw their mortar boards in the air. A female student holds a blue cube in her hands. A male student kicks the globe from the eiffel tower to wall street.

Voices: Go there, go there, go there.

The globe then becomes larger, and a group of students roll it above their heads. The globe then bounces along a campus street, where all the students are walking. The purple monster, wooden people, planets and planes all reappear.

World globe transforms to blue cube to blue qut square logo and endline: QUT, a university for the real world.

Students swim underwater with a blue cube with the QUT website on it: QUT.com.

Voice (range of students and lecturers): If it means helping the world turn green, with bio-fuels from sugarcane, we say go there.

A male student kicks a globe out of frame. The globe bounces to students in front of a cane field.

Voice: If it means joint replacements get the boot.

The globe bounces over a group of lecturers gathered around a floating skeleton. The skeleton transforms into a footballer who kicks the globe to another student as planes fly overhead.

Voice: Or the wings to fly, wherever, we say go there.

The globe flies out of Brisbane city onto an island with wind turbines.

Voice: If it means research that's good for people and good for the planet, we say go there.

The globe bounces past a group of african tribesmen. The globe then becomes larger, and a group of students roll it above their heads.

On screen: go there.

The globe transforms to blue cube to blue qut square logo and endline – a university for the real world.

A researcher stands in a wind farm. A white balloon beside him shows the qut website: QUT.com

Voice: QUT. A university for the real world.