Health Clinics
The Faculty of 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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Research
The University of Canberra focuses on key areas of health research
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Alumni Postgrad Scholarship
The University of Canberra would like to offer you the opportunity to apply for a scholarship to help support your postgraduate coursework degree in Diagnostic Pathology, Health Research, Sports Analytics, Counselling, Ecological Public Health, High Performance Sport, or Nutritional Science.*
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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 graduates and leading health research.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students
University of Canberra is committed to building a strong and sustainable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and sport industry workforce.
If you are an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person interested in studying a health or sport course, please contact Rachel Harrigan or phone 6201 2608.
A Taste of Uni
More than 370 high school students from rural and regional NSW high schools recently visited the University of Canberra for the UC 4 Yourself Expo.
News
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UC student highlights importance of physical activity in dementia care
More on UC student highlights importance of physical activity in dementia careA University of Canberra physio student has won first prize in a national competition for promoting the positive impact physical activity has on people with dementia
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UC Assistant Professor receives Women with Heart Award
More on UC Assistant Professor receives Women with Heart AwardUniversity of Canberra Clinical Assistant Professor in Physiotherapy Dr Nicole Freene has been awarded a Women with Heart Award in recognition of her efforts to support the fight against heart disease.
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Dementia and art: saliva could determine the benefits of NGA program
More on Dementia and art: saliva could determine the benefits of NGA programSaliva might be the perfect way to determine if social interaction, facilitated by an art program, is effective at improving quality of life of people living with dementia, according to a University of Canberra researcher.
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Clinical trial treats a truly neglected infectious disease
More on Clinical trial treats a truly neglected infectious diseaseA University of Canberra-led trial is investigating an Aboriginal bush medicine-based treatment for scabies
Important Dates
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Monday, 23rd Jul 2018
Winter Term examination period begins
2018 Semester 1 Deferred examination period begins
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Monday, 30th Jul 2018
Semester 2 Orientation Week begins
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Saturday, 4th Aug 2018
Winter Term examination period ends
2018 Semester 1 Deferred examination period ends