UC launches 10-year Digital Master Plan
The University of Canberra’s new decadal Digital Master Plan aims to deliver Digital Together, a strategic initiative that will connect the University’s digital environment with its people, experiences and physical spaces.
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UC welcomes newest members of alumni community at the March 2024 graduations
The recent graduation ceremonies at the University of Canberra saw a welcome return to pre-pandemic levels of attendance.
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UC announces new Indigenous Leadership Strategy
The University of Canberra's new three-year Indigenous Leadership Strategy provides the framework for a whole-of-university approach to recognising the respect and inclusion of Indigenous people, knowledge, and cultures.
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UC and university partners awarded $2.1 million Commonwealth tender to boost nursing workforce in aged care
More on UC and university partners awarded $2.1 million Commonwealth tender to boost nursing workforce in aged careThe University of Canberra is leading the project for nursing students and nursing educators in aged care settings.
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UC Research Festival 2023 to showcase real world impact of research
More on UC Research Festival 2023 to showcase real world impact of researchThe four-day festival is open to the public and will provide insight into some of the fascinating multi-disciplinary research ongoing at the University of Canberra, as well as a host of opportunities for networking and collaboration.
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UC researcher awarded ARC Early Career Industry Fellowship for Australian carers’ wellbeing
More on UC researcher awarded ARC Early Career Industry Fellowship for Australian carers’ wellbeingThe University of Canberra’s Dr Mel Mylek has been awarded $443,386 to continue her work to improve carers’ quality of life and care, in partnership with Carers Australia and the Department of Social Services.
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UC researcher finds climate change is melting valuable snowpatches earlier – even as some in The Snowies survive summer for the first time in a quarter century
More on UC researcher finds climate change is melting valuable snowpatches earlier – even as some in The Snowies survive summer for the first time in a quarter centuryUniversity of Canberra PhD student Phil Campbell is investigating the Snowy Mountains’ semi-perennial snowpatches using a combination of satellite imagery and fieldwork.
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Sense of Belonging: UC study shows news can foster community
More on Sense of Belonging: UC study shows news can foster communityResearchers from the University of Canberra, in partnership with news broadcaster SBS have released a report into the link between news representation and a sense of belonging among multilingual communities.
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