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   UC introduces yarning circles as part of curriculum across disciplines

   The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander yarning circle concept has been introduced as part of the University of Canberra’s curriculum in law, justice, counselling and allied health disciplines.

   More on UC introduces yarning circles as part of curriculum across disciplines 23 Feb 2022
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   UC academic appointed to ARC’s College of Experts

   Congratulations are in order for University of Canberra academic Dr Michael de Percy FCILT, who was recently appointed to the Australian Research Council’s (ARC) College of Experts.

   More on UC academic appointed to ARC’s College of Experts 22 Feb 2022
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   UC report shows 20-year snapshot of Alzheimer’s impact

   A new report from NATSEM at the University of Canberra has found Alzheimer’s disease cases are set to nearly double in Australia over the next 20 years – at an annual cost of $26.6 billion to the economy.

   More on UC report shows 20-year snapshot of Alzheimer’s impact 11 Feb 2022
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   UC launches new online courses in public policy to upskill professionals and graduates

   The University of Canberra has launched several new online public policy courses aimed at professionals and graduates, that are intended to give them the skills they need to engage with and develop public policy.

   More on UC launches new online courses in public policy to upskill professionals and graduates 01 Feb 2022
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   UC researcher’s ideas put into action amid global deliberations on climate change at COP26

   Everyday people from around the world have taken part in the first Global Assembly on climate change, further realising a vision of the University of Canberra’s Centenary Professor John Dryzek.

   More on UC researcher’s ideas put into action amid global deliberations on climate change at COP26 12 Nov 2021