Moving interstate for Uni this year? Here’s what you can expect
From rural living to the Bush Capital. Moving for uni is a life changing adventure waiting to happen. But it’s not one you’ll have to journey alone.
Indigenising the curriculum
UC’s Indigenising the curriculum initiative aims to provide students with a better understanding of Indigenous Australian traditions and the issues they face in contemporary Australia.
The University of Canberra’s approach to sexual assault on campus has room for improvement
Australian universities have been forced to face the harsh reality that their response to sexual assault and harassment on campus is leaving students without the necessary protection and support. So how does UC stack up?
COVID-19 and the future of International Exchange Programs
It’s a rite of passage many university students have had to miss out on. So with continuing uncertainty, what is the future of study abroad at UC?
Celebrating our clubs at the 2020 UC Campus Life Awards
Behind each and every club and society on campus, there are students. Students who have been recognised for their hard work during a significantly difficult year.
Setting a target on national security development
What if someone said your world was going to end? Could you make the right decision for an entire country? UC students explore a crisis simulation.
Student questions left unanswered at UC’s most important Town Hall
‘Students are our purpose,’ Vice-Chancellor Paddy Nixon said during the Semester two Student Town Hall. The event, run by the UC Student Representative Council (SRC), was an opportunity for students Continue Reading
Celebrating nurses; the beating heart of healthcare
From the frontline of battlefields to facing the pandemic, nurses are being recognised globally and at UC this year.
Everything you need to know about joining clubs and societies at UC
The best piece of university advice you will ever get: join a club, join two clubs, join every club!
Mental health in the midst of COVID-19
New research reveals more than half of students feel their studies have been negatively impacted by COVID-19. Here is what a UC psychologist has to say.