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  1. Dog Tales: UC exhibition celebrates canine companions in children’s literature

    The exhibition at the University of Canberra’s Mura Gadi Gallery showcases artworks from beloved children’s literature in the National Centre for Australian Children’s Literature collection.

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  2. Biomechanics

    ACT students attend National Biomechanics Day at UC

    A University of Canberra PhD student is holding a two-day initiative for National Biomechanics day on campus from today, to expose the region’s secondary school students to the emerging field.

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    NATSEM 2021 Federal Budget Analysis: Mid to high income groups may benefit more than people might think

    The National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling (NATSEM) at the University of Canberra has crunched the numbers in the 2021 Federal Budget.

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  4. Master your own domain: study postgrad at UC

    The University of Canberra’s upcoming Postgraduate Information Night will provide information about all UC postgraduate admission pathways, as well as flexible study and funding options.

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  5. Five UC Indigenous students receive tertiary education scholarships

    The ACT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tertiary Scholarships were presented on campus last night by ACT Education Minister Yvette Berry.

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