Dr Eliza Hartley | UniSC | University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

After a dramatic buggy rescue on remote Scotland Island, Tim Ives was inspired to study Paramedicine at UniSC and is now saving lives as an NSW Ambulance paramedic

To the cheers of rescuers, Nundi the green sea turtle dives into the ocean after months of rehabilitation – carrying with her vital clues in understanding a dramatic increase in sick, injured and diseased marine turtles. 

An inaugural UniSC Māori and Pasifika mentorship program is helping Moreton Bay high school students connect with mentors, take part in hands-on workshops and campus experiences, and discover pathways to university — all while celebrating their culture and building their confidence.

In a world first, Australia’s veterinary medicine regulator has approved a vaccine – developed by UniSC – to protect koalas from infection and death caused by chlamydia.

As Australia’s ageing population grows, UniSC researchers and students are driving solutions to help Australians live longer, healthier, and more connected lives

From addiction and prison to law school and international advocacy, Nicole Chee wants to use her lived experience to advocate for justice reform and prove that education, not incarceration, changes lives

UniSC researchers have developed a rapid, affordable test that can help identify the next premium Australian honeys

In a full circle moment, Nanine Stewart has found herself teaching at the high school she went to – and she's loving every minute of it!

City of Moreton Bay will continue its Scholarship and Bursaries Program with the University of the Sunshine Coast, taking its investment in supporting UniSC’s Moreton Bay students to $1.1 million since the program was introduced six years ago

Bonnie McLean has just graduated with a UniSC Communication Degree when a cancer diagnosis derailed her life – and ultimately became the catalyst for a new career path

UniSC student and emerging author Calissa Baylow is turning her passion for romance and fantasy into a career through creative writing, publishing studies, and building her own online book community

A UniSC symposium will share insights and strengthen partnerships to help shape the future of K’gari, one of Australia’s most iconic World Heritage-listed landscapes. 

Queensland Law Society has honoured UniSC Law alum Shelly Brown as Graduate Lawyer of the Year, highlighting her legal achievements and published research on coercive control reforms in Australia

A bold new initiative is offering one innovative business the chance to secure their very own Ultimate HQ, rent free for five years, in booming South East Queensland

While technology drives innovation, true productivity gains depend on people says UniSC's Professor Mark Loon

UniSC today welcomes the introduction of a new national code to further empower safety across Australian campus communities

By the time they reach age 85, one in every two people in Queensland will be diagnosed with some form of cancer, and that’s why UniSC has formed a Cancer Researcher Cluster to bring together leading researchers dedicated to advancing our understanding of cancer

Up-and-coming rapper Taylah J is pouring her personal struggles into music, becoming the first in her family to attend university in the process as she builds her career in hip hop

Children from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds are at greater risk of developing eating disorder symptoms, challenging the myth that these conditions only affect the affluent

Matt Hill always knew he wanted to help people.

The University of the Sunshine Coast has received $2.2 million from the Australian Government to deliver 550 more specialist aged care nurses to rural and regional areas by 2027. 

UniSC is building a culture of integrity in the responsible and ethical use of artificial intelligence across its campuses, reaffirming its commitment to fair access to education, innovation and student success. 

A secret ingredient in snail trails is helping the pests save themselves from poisons spread to protect farms and gardens across Australia

New UniSC Primary Education graduate and proud Yuggera man Michael O’Shea is challenging stereotypes in the classroom

UniSC researchers are seeking older drivers for a new trial measuring age-related changes in attention, as part of a broader program to develop a screening method for assessing cognitive fitness to drive

From jamming in a van by the beach to playing packed-out shows with Nana’s Pie, Adam Hindmarsh has built a creative career fuelled by passion, persistence and good people

A University of the Sunshine Coast-led study has uncovered evidence that sex reversal is more common in wild birds than previously thought – with potential implications for threatened species

A young aspiring doctor is already on the cutting edge of cancer research after a national journal published her findings on Australia’s “hidden” skin cancer epidemic

Researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Thompson Institute believe lifestyle risk factors may be leaving chemical warning signs of decline in your brain – long before any symptoms of dementia play out.

With some banks already cutting interest rates in anticipation of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s 12 August meeting, four experts from the University of the Sunshine Coast are available to offer insights

This month’s streaming highlights bring a little bit of everything, from gripping true crime, to thought-provoking political drama, and a nostalgic music documentary on the life and times of piano man Billy Joel

We're using robodogs as part of a demonstration to herd sheep at the Ekka as part of a Mechatronics student's project to test AI-powered farming tech, exploring how autonomous machines could one day help farmers in the paddock

Just months into Donald Trump’s second term as US president, his rule has been compared to tyranny.

In today’s fast-paced, ever-changing business world – shaped by rapid technological advancements, shifting global markets, evolving consumer expectations, and emerging challenges like sustainability and digital disruption – adaptability is more valuable than ever.

A UniSC trial is offering a new path to post-surgery recovery from peripheral artery disease (PAD), a condition that affects more than a million Australians

A former professional ballerina and a competitive weightlifter are among the first students in UniSC’s new physiotherapy degree, using their sports backgrounds to help meet growing demand for health professionals in regional areas

Ozzy Osbourne helped shape the sound and spectacle of heavy metal, from his groundbreaking work with Black Sabbath to launching Ozzfest and staying on the road for decades.

The world has become more technology driven – the world of crime has evolved too, now encompassing complex issues such as deepfakes, and AI-driven abuse.

Dr Shannon Brincat comments on this week's Federal Court of Australia ruling on a case brought by two Torres Strait Islanders who filed a lawsuit against the Australian Government for failing to protect the Torres Strait from climate change. 

Choosing a career in education means choosing to make a lasting difference – whether you're drawn to the creativity of early learning, or you feel called to guide young minds through their primary school years, UniSC’s education degrees give you the flexibility to align your studies with your passions. 

As artificial intelligence evolves, deepfakes and misleading digitally created content have become increasingly difficult for people to distinguish from reality, impacting national security, elections and trust in media

University of the Sunshine Coast researchers have shown, for the first time in Australia, what happens in the brain of adolescent girls when they see someone being subjected to body image-related cyberbullying (BRC)

UniSC has joined a national network that reinforces its commitment to fostering a culture of belonging across all campuses and in the wider community.

Protests are powerful expressions of collective frustration and calls for justice, but what happens when emotions run high and authority steps in? 

After a wedding and funeral changed everything, James Dolan found purpose in engineering.

It’s the superhero of the nutrition world, and now a scientific review by UniSC has shown the power of the Mediterranean diet to help manage the symptoms of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. 

UniSC researchers will develop and evaluate a new tool to help workplaces spot risks early and learn from past incidents – aiming to help to stop injuries before they happen

From dismantling a luxury car to building award-winning campaigns, Chris Little’s creative career has been driven by heart.

Let’s build urban futures where children don’t just play, but can have positive adventures, says UniSC lecturer in Urban Planning Gregor H.

Researchers have found a new, naturally derived technology that could help control outbreaks of the coral-munching crown-of-thorns starfish – by mimicking one of its own scents

Dr Leah Barclay blends art, science, and technology in her pursuit of ecoacoustics, capturing natural soundscapes to inspire climate action and community engagement

A Healthy Ageing Forum on the Sunshine Coast is offering residents insights on staying strong, connected and resilient as they grow older

It might not be as much fun as the End of Financial Year retail sales, but lodging a tax return is an EOFY must for most working Australians, including many university students with casual, part-time or full-time jobs. 

When it comes to helping protect animals, restore forests and promote the sustainable use of ecosystems, the University of the Sunshine Coast is proving to be among the best in the world. 

Mounjaro, a weight-loss drug commonly used for diabetes treatment, has just been approved to tackle sleep apnoea – so how exactly does it help you breathe easier at night?

A new two-minute survey could be all it takes to encourage people with undiagnosed Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder to seek further help

UniSC research assistant Olivia Herrmann has been endorsed as Australia’s nominee for a global United Nations Young Scientist Award

The ongoing popularity of social media videos that appear to promote healthy daily diets is having very unhealthy impacts on some viewers, according to a UniSC clinical psychologist who works with people with eating disorders

Think of data as the new oil—valuable, but only after it's been refined.

An elite sprinter-turned-filmmaker with a University of the Sunshine Coast doctorate in creative arts has sold her first feature movie to global streaming giant Netflix.

A UniSC study has found most young people charged with assaulting police had experienced childhood abuse, poverty, unstable housing and institutional failures.

UniSC's Tricia King explores how photography can support healthy ageing – enhancing memory, identity, and social connection for older adults through creative expression

The ongoing public feud about recipe exclusivity in cookbooks raises a legal minefield, according to a UniSC professor who specialises in intellectual property law in relation to food, plants and agriculture

The dining experience at the University of the Sunshine Coast campus at Sippy Downs is about to undergo a major transformation. 

Coding at high school, computer science at university, climate technology at work –Nathan Cavalli has written his own algorithm for career success. 

Explore the different fields of engineering, to find the perfect fit for your interests and career goals.

Marigurim Yan – the Butchulla word for ‘strong walk’ – is the inspiration behind a research-based educational program guiding First Nations youth to dream big and think deeply about their futures

National Sorry Day and Reconciliation Week offer all Australians a chance to learn from the past and the opportunity to create a more respectful future.

UniSC Senior Lecturer in Clinical Psychology Dr Catherine Houlihan explores why people procrastinate and what they can do about it

In small doses, boredom has been shown to be the necessary counterbalance to the overstimulated world in which we live.

With a strong interest in making urban environments more resilient to climate change, aspiring town planner and University of the Sunshine Coast student Cameron Milne is gaining hands-on experience as a student planner with Gympie Regional Council

As Australia’s east coast tourism industry dives into a new whale migration season, a study has revealed the emotional and behavioural effects on people who hear the sounds of the ‘awe’-inspiring marine mammals

Coastal birds are suffering negative impacts caused by off-road vehicles on beaches according to a University of the Sunshine Coast-led study

The Coalition risks political suicide if it does not reunite before the next election, according to a UniSC expert in politics

Acoustic sensors detecting military threats and drones gathering vital frontline data on natural disasters are some of the expected outcomes of a bold new University of the Sunshine Coast program backing dynamic high-growth startups with the power of research. 

Facing her fears to enrol at the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Fraser Coast campus led to new Social Work graduate Sarah Leahy discovering she was more capable than she ever imagined. 

After pivoting from theatre to screenwriting during COVID, Creative Industries student Emma Morgan’s debut short film is winning awards and screening at international film festivals

Dr Erica Mealy talks about her passion for tech and how it can change lives for the better

Editing memories to treat trauma might sound like science fiction.

A five-year national research project led by the UniSC is aiming to improve the mental health of First Nations children through better sleep. 

From volunteering to innovation, 36 standout grads were honoured with Student Leadership Awards at UniSC’s April ceremonies

The link between a gut imbalance and symptoms of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder has been further supported by a University of the Sunshine Coast scientific review.

Clinical educator Zara Nance, Professor Gary Slater and lecturer Dr Amy-Lee Bowler have decades of experience in advising athletes at the top of their game, here's their advice for three of the most common fitness and exercise myths

Paramedics play a crucial role in providing unscheduled healthcare in the community.

If you ever find yourself stuck in repeated cycles of negative emotion, you’re not alone – more than 40% of Australians will experience a mental health issue in their lifetime. 

When Katrina Vlcek's friend opened up to her in a busy Sydney cafe, she didn't know what to do or say.

Students from the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Moreton Bay campus, who received the City of Moreton Bay Scholarship or Study Bursary, have graduated with top academic recognition

Climate change will impact the health of blood donors worldwide and increases in disease and natural disasters may trigger a rise in the need for blood, according to a new analysis published in The Lancet Planetary Health

After a decade guiding Scouts through nature, Lynda Aldridge went on to finish her double degree with top honours and her dream teaching job. 

Many teachers and parents know neuroscience, the study of how the brain functions and develops is important for children’s education.

UniSC has formalised a global clinical trials collaboration to conduct potential world-first trials and contribute to breakthrough medical treatments and therapies

The University of the Sunshine Coast will share in almost $170,000 in Queensland Government Education Horizon Grants to identify and evaluate factors associated with boosting school attendance and achievements for First Nations students

Nurses and carers are often with people when they are at vulnerable moments in their lives – it is a rewarding, meaningful profession that is in high demand.

As UniSC reaches a major milestone – 40,000 graduates and counting – a 61-year-old is celebrating an achievement of her own

Technology is revolutionising disaster management by shifting from reactive to predictive strategies thanks to tools like satellites, ground sensors, geo-visualisation, and open data, which are improving early warnings, response times, and community resilience. 

Five new specialist labs – including a final assembly hub for electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles – will anchor a flagship Innovation Precinct at the University of the Sunshine Coast

How Peruvian longboarder Javier Leon carved an Aussie academic career with sand in his toes – and the next generation on his mind

Kabi Kabi artist Lyndon Davis was commissioned to create a vibrant artwork reflecting UniSC’s connection to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures across it's Queensland campus locations.

Helping students relate to maths is a challenge for primary schools through to universities, but a solution be found in patterns made by animals in beach sand and the bark of Australia’s Scribbly Gum trees, according to University of the Sunshine Coast academics