UC Library donates over $1000 to MS research
A University of Canberra Library bake sale has raised $1010 for Multiple Sclerosis research

UC advertising students pitch the UN
UC students present their advertising campaigns for the United Nations Rio+20 Earth Summit at Questacon

Cold weather didn’t deter crowds from Groovin’ the Moo
UC was the second last stop for the long awaited music festival Groovin’ the Moo

UC shares uni experience at Boorowa
The University of Canberra attends a “Careers 4 All” day for rural students in Boorowa to encourage higher education

US expert advises UC on digital forensics
Fulbright Visiting Fellow meets with UC staff to discuss development of local program

UC staff learn how to reduce stress
Wiradjuri staff and teaching students practise stress-reducing strategies during mindfulness session

Healthy Spaces Exhibition opens at the GAD
A new exhibition looking at the effect our built environment has on public health has opened at the GAD

Morris Masters Strategic Communication
Former TV producer first graduate of masters program at UC

Groovin' the Moo
Groovin’ the Moo festival hits the University of Canberra again Sunday 13 May

UC staff in barbershop chorus
Five UC staff members are part of an award-winning women’s a cappella chorus based in Canberra.

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Women as leaders in sport and business on agenda at UC

Amanda Powell, Michelle McAulay, Sara Hanley

3 February 2012: Some of the capital's most successful women have discussed their experiences and the opportunities for women in sport and business at a function at the University of Canberra.

The W-League: Women in Sport and Business Luncheon was hosted by the University of Canberra, Capital Football and RSM Bird Cameron and MC'd by Canberra United star Grace Gill.

Watch the panel discussion here:

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Women as leaders in sport and business on agenda at UC

Women as leaders in sport and business on agenda at UC