Faculty of Health

The Faculty of Health at the University of Canberra educates clinicians, professionals and researchers to be leaders in the ever-changing sectors of health and sport.

With a focus on innovative education methods, the faculty is continuously evolving with the environment and producing high quality, work ready graduates and leading health research.

Our range of undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs use innovative education methods to ensure that you graduate straight into an exciting and successful career in health or sport.


Recent news

  1. UC to trial five-minute intervention to improve chemo outcomes

    University of Canberra researchers have received a Cancer Council ACT grant to trial a quick and simple intervention to increase physical activity levels of chemotherapy patients.

    More on UC to trial five-minute intervention to improve chemo outcomes
  2. Paediatric palliative care, cancer treatment and surgical safety – PhD research from UC is improving lives in Australia

    Research often happens quietly, but its effects are deeply felt. The work of University of Canberra PhD graduates is helping transform patient experiences across Australia and beyond.

    More on Paediatric palliative care, cancer treatment and surgical safety – PhD research from UC is improving lives in Australia
  3. Alex went months not knowing he had delirium, a new tool from UC researchers could help

    A toolkit developed by the University of Canberra and Southern Cross University to help recognise delirium will start a clinical trial that could save the Australian healthcare system millions.

    More on Alex went months not knowing he had delirium, a new tool from UC researchers could help
  4. UC dementia research on parkrun given a running start

    A University of Canberra researcher has received a two-year project grant to investigate the benefits of parkrun for those with dementia.

    More on UC dementia research on parkrun given a running start

Upcoming Events

See all UC events >