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Distinguished UC alumni recognised at awards night

From one of Australia’s foremost child rights specialists to a veteran media personality who has spent over 20 years elevating Indigenous voices across the country – University of Canberra alumni were celebrated for the many ways in which they have impacted their fields and communities, at this year’s Distinguished Alumni Awards last night, Friday 29 July.

UC expert warns of dangers of buy now, pay later platforms

University of Canberra psychologist Dr Janie Busby Grant offers expert advice to avoid the traps of buy now, pay later platforms.

5 ACT primary schools team up with UC to get students moving

Five ACT public primary schools have partnered with the University of Canberra for a special study on the benefits of physical education throughout children’s lives.

UC, local start-up test Balance Mat to gauge elderly fall risk

University of Canberra researchers have teamed up with Canberra start-up technology developers, Balance Mat, to test their new technology, which aims to make assessing fall risks in seniors more accurate and affordable.

Long COVID clinic helps patients return to daily lives

A recently opened clinic at the University of Canberra Hospital is helping Canberrans recover from ‘long COVID’.

Expert tips to help parents care for student’s mental health

Professor of Psychology at University of Canberra, Dr Debra Rickwood, knows the struggles of being a parent, particularly when it’s time to send your young person off to school. Here, she answers some of the most pressing questions from parents and carers.

UC hire Craig Mutton as first Chief Digital Officer

The University of Canberra has hired Craig Mutton as Chief Digital Officer, a new position focused on the student digital experience.

RAR Cranes fined $300,000 for 2016 workplace fatality at UC site

RAR Cranes was today convicted of a Category 2 offence under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011 and fined $300,000 for a 2016 workplace fatality at the University of Canberra public hospital building site.

Playgroup helps Belconnen’s vulnerable children

The number of developmentally vulnerable children in Belconnen could decline, thanks to playgroups run by the University of Canberra.

Rural university students receiving support for stressful transition

First year University of Canberra student Mason Forrester had a smooth move to the capital earlier this year from his home in Nowra.

ACT Young Environmentalist feeding hungry uni students

Many uni students have had to make the choice of whether to be hungry or homeless... but Jess Fordyce is making sure they no longer have too.

Expert advice to ease back-to-school anxiety

As the school year approaches, children and parents may be feeling anxious, so UC Professor, Dr Vivienne Lewis, offers her expert advice.

International students to return to ACT universities

International students who are fully vaccinated will be able to return to ACT universities from the start of the 2022 academic year.

Organisations welcome ACT Government’s four-year plan for more nurses and midwives

The ACT Government plans to hire more than 90 nurses and midwives across Canberra Health Services and Calvary Public Hospital Bruce.

Research into mental health AI wins $4,000 prize

Researchers from the University of Canberra had just three minutes to pitch their research projects last week as they competed for funding as part of the global Three Minute Thesis (3MT) contest.

UC wins critical funding to increase women in STEM

University of Canberra celebrated a major grant from the Australian Government on Monday as part of the Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship (WiSE) program. Eight organisations will receive a boost from WiSE, to...

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