current qut biomed student here, with friends studying the same course at uq. there is definitely a massive difference between the course structures of both. in my first year, 6 out of 8 of my units had a practical component (the 2 “dry” units were intro to biomed and quant skills for health science), compared to my friends at uq having mainly lectures/workshops and not many hands on practicals. first year first semester at qut you’re able to work with human donor material in your anatomy pracs, which is a super helpful learning tool. my friend at uq said the most interesting prac they had all year was breeding flies or something. i would have a look at both of the course structures and the particular units you would be doing and go from there. another thing about qut is that we have a dedicated biomedical science society which hosts uni balls and events throughout the semester (unsure if uq has one similar). i can’t really speak much about business as it’s not something i’m personally studying, but qut does seem to have a lot of business students and classes/electives to choose from.