UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
UnCover is the voice of UC. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
In her role as Chief Global Engagement Officer, Dr Fiona Richards' role is to discover and bring together the different threads of international engagement across the university.
Dr Chris Dickie wants more students to know about the free services on offer in the heart of the University of Canberra campus.
From healthcare practitioner to PhD candidate at the University of Canberra, Anastasia Makshakova is helping to shape the future of medical device standards, while exploring how clinical trial regulation can better support patients and innovation.
At the University of Canberra, Georgia Nelson is realising her long held dream of becoming a lawyer.
She’s not just a model – the recognisable face of the University of Canberra’s iconic new brand campaign is a student, staff member and an advocate for the university that helped her find her feet.
As teens struggle with their mental health, the University of Canberra’s new Schoolyard Greenprint offers designers and school leaders research-backed guidance on how to improve outdoor spaces to improve wellbeing.
Belinda Muir swapped teaching in a classroom to being a student in one. Embarking on a decades long ambition to become a conservator thanks to UC.
Price Magero refused to let health issues set her back, now the aspiring lawyer is studying at the University of Canberra.
Aya's family received excellent care during stressful hospital stays. Now studying to be a nurse at the University of Canberra, she hopes to provide that same care for others.
At 16 years old, Toby Tyrrell’s life changed in an instant. The academic teenager’s future was thrown into disarray by the brush with death, but he didn’t let it thwart his university ambitions.
When rowing disappeared from Hannah Verco’s life, she lost more than a sport – but through the University of Canberra, she helped build a community where students can find connection, confidence and belonging on the water.
When Noel moved from the UAE to Canberra to study at the University of Canberra, he expected a new academic experience. What he didn’t expect was how deeply the city, the UC community and the challenges of living abroad, would shape his sense of identity.
When she decided not to get an ATAR, Tali Adams assumed that university life wasn’t in her future – today, she’s not only pursuing a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at UC, she’s also a Snow Scholar aiming to uplift her fellow Indigenous voices and create positive community impact.
Decades in Singapore haven’t dimmed PJ Roberts’ connection to UC—and the foundation it gave him.
UC's Midwifery Student Program is giving expectant mothers the gold standard continuity of care many can’t otherwise access. For students, it’s essential hands-on training the ACT desperately needs.