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UC researchers play crucial role in establishment of national council advocating for biodiversity
More on UC researchers play crucial role in establishment of national council advocating for biodiversityThe University of Canberra is one of 11 universities that have formed the Biodiversity Council, to provide independent advice about the state of Australia’s threatened flora and fauna.
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Research shows UC’s ELSA Program significantly boosts STEM outcomes and improves language skills, rolling out now for 2023
More on Research shows UC’s ELSA Program significantly boosts STEM outcomes and improves language skills, rolling out now for 2023More than 400 early childhood centres and preschools around Australia have now used the ELSA Program, with evidence from the University of Canberra showing students achieve better STEM outcomes thanks to the program.
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No excuse not to: UC hosts Canberra's first carbon-neutral conference
More on No excuse not to: UC hosts Canberra's first carbon-neutral conferenceThe University of Canberra this week hosted Canberra's first Climate Active carbon-neutral conference.
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UC and Canberra Health Services lead development of new Canberra Hospital clinic for knee osteoarthritis patients
More on UC and Canberra Health Services lead development of new Canberra Hospital clinic for knee osteoarthritis patientsUniversity of Canberra researcher Professor Jennie Scarvell is working with Canberra Health Services and healthcare consumers to establish a new clinic for knee osteoarthritis patients in the Canberra region.
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New Books in Democracy: The Future of Self-Governing, Thriving Democracies
This book offers a new approach for the future of democracy by advocating to give citizens the power to deliberate and... Event details CDDGG Seminar Series - Brigitte Geißel
Getting started with NVivo for Windows
NVivo allows researchers to simply organise and manage data from a variety of sources including surveys, interviews, articles, video, email, social media and web content, PDFs and images. In this... Event details Getting started with NVivo for Windows