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UC Health Clinics provide services to University of Canberra staff, students and the community. Our focus is on multidisciplinary evidence based care.
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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.
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The future is in your hands: UC's Big Research Pitch 2020
More on The future is in your hands: UC's Big Research Pitch 2020Voting is open for UC’s Big Research Pitch as 17 Researchers vie to pitch their best ideas. The top 5 finalists compete in the Facebook Live on 29 October from 7.30pm.
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UC optometry clinic in collaboration with The Canberra Hospital
More on UC optometry clinic in collaboration with The Canberra HospitalThe University of Canberra’s Optometry Clinic is bolstering community eye care, including via a collaboration to treat referrals from The Canberra Hospital.
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UC researcher receives Diabetes Australia grant for study to predict the risk of vision loss
More on UC researcher receives Diabetes Australia grant for study to predict the risk of vision lossClinical Assistant Professor Dr Faran Sabeti’s study is looking to identify biomarkers in the eyes of Type 2 diabetes patients, to predict the risk of vision loss before damage occurs.
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New study to track effects of crises on pregnancy, new mothers and babies
More on New study to track effects of crises on pregnancy, new mothers and babiesThe collaborative research project will focus on the effects of the bushfire season and the COVID-19 pandemic on pregnant women and their babies, in order to ensure better delivery of services and information.