Queensland’s Privacy Commissioner Philip Green and USC’s top cybersecurity experts will outline how people can safeguard their personal and business information on Monday 13 May.

USC is staging a graduation ceremony on Wednesday 1 May for the largest cohort of students to complete degrees at the University’s Fraser Coast campus.

A decision to change careers in his early twenties has taken recent USC graduate Daniel Light from building sites to the bush.

A 93-year-old zoologist from Hervey Bay who has devoted his life to studying microscopic marine invertebrates will become an Honorary Senior Fellow of USC.

The ability to solve problems no matter how big or small has helped Elimbah’s Kallum Packard graduate from USC into a managerial position at Target.

As USC’s new campus takes shape at Moreton Bay, Year 12 high school students in the region are taking virtual tours of the space using mobile phones and headsets.

A love of sport and a desire to help young people have inspired the career of Burpengary 23-year-old Mitchell Fraser, who this month graduated from USC with a Master of Teaching (Secondary).

A USC degree has helped Bridgeman Downs resident Georgia Martin grow her creative career ambitions from floristry to online media.

Twenty-six USC students are celebrating winning a huge haul of medals at the recent Australian Surf Life Saving Championships as they aim to make a difference both in and out of the water.

USC is set to host a free public performance by three of the stars of Mimma, a new Australian musical about war and friendship that has premiered this month at Perth’s Regal Theatre.

How horse therapy is transforming lives in the United States will be the topic of an upcoming talk at USC.

Kerri Hetherington’s motto in life is to commit 100 percent to study, work and helping others – a philosophy that has earned her USC’s highest honour for a graduating student.

A career devoted to child and maternal health with a focus on reducing infant mortality has earned USC Professor of Nursing Jeanine Young national recognition.

Maryborough’s Paul Hoggard has been named USC’s top graduating Accounting student and received a University Medal for his academic success.

A former high school science teacher is helping fellow USC students gain a competitive edge when it comes to finding employment in Australia’s pathology industry.

The ability to use words in diverse and powerful ways has helped Jessica Butler of Narangba graduate from USC into a job as a communications officer with the Australian Taxation Office.

Hervey Bay’s Ella McGrath has embarked on a career devoted to improving outcomes for children with complexities such as autism, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and developmental delays.

A year in Japan as part of his studies has USC graduate Levi Ormiston of Caboolture excited about returning there in July for a new job.

Having a career in law was always going to be the case for Callum Lee of Gympie, who officially graduated from USC last week.

USC graduate Carla Dreyer has claimed the Sunshine Coast Hospital and Health Service's Graduate Nurse of the Year award.

Growing up in a large family with five brothers, food has always been a central part of Kate Primavera’s life – and now she has turned it into her career.

Research to provide new insights into child and youth mental health is a career goal for Bundaberg’s Georgina Lamprecht, who graduated this week from USC with First Class Honours in Occupational Therapy.

Mother and daughter Lorella and Laine McLatchey of Burpengary have graduated together with Nursing Science degrees from USC.

More than 1,800 students have graduated from USC in the largest round of graduation ceremonies ever held by the University.

The first woman to ever be appointed as a Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia since its inception in 1903 will be recognised with an Honorary Doctorate at a USC graduation ceremony this week.

75-year-old Pauline Lorenzen from Beerwah is living proof that it’s never too late to make a career change.

A USC student leader and global human rights advocate, who was named the best among his law peers from universities across Australia, will receive a Chancellor’s Medal.

From Cape York Peninsula to Emerald to Sydney, 19 new teachers are returning to the Sunshine Coast from their high school workplaces to officially graduate together at the USC ceremony tomorrow, Thursday 11 April.

With a nurse for a mother and paramedic for a father, Hervey Bay’s Ashley Black said she was destined to chase a career in the health industry.

A future in professional and elite sport is on the agenda for Gympie’s Owen Dugdale who received a USC Medal for Academic Excellence when he graduated today with a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science.

Identical twins who have “always done everything together” – from school to hobbies to university – will officially graduate with their USC science degrees tomorrow, Wednesday 10 April.

A major car accident and the arrival of her second child could have spelled the end of university life for Deborah Kelsey, but instead she went on to exceed all her expectations.

Making the world a better place through environmental education while achieving an impressive academic record have earned Renee Currenti a Chancellor's Medal.

Internationally-recognised composer and conductor Gordon Hamilton is the new Director of the USC Singers, a choral group now in its sixth year on the Sunshine Coast.

The University of the Sunshine Coast will stage 12 graduation ceremonies over three days this week to celebrate the academic achievements of more than 1,800 graduating students.

One of the Sunshine Coast’s best young equestrians has been awarded a new scholarship to support her elite sporting endeavours while completing a double degree at USC.

USC Clinical Trials is about to begin research into an experimental “universal” influenza vaccine.

A Vice-Chancellor’s Merit Scholarship of $9,000 has been awarded to the daughter of Vietnamese refugees who wants to commit her life to helping people as a doctor.

A family medical crisis and a desire to serve has encouraged a young Sydney school-leaver to head north to the Sunshine Coast to study Medical Science at USC.

Cats across the Sunshine Coast are hitting the streets in high-tech cat harnesses, all in the name of environmental science.

USC Vice-Chancellor Professor Greg Hill said proposed funding of $20 million towards the expansion of the Fraser Coast campus was great news for the future of education in the region.

A gifted guitarist and an aspiring accountant will be among the multiple award winners at USC’s 2019 Annual Awards and Prizes Ceremony on Thursday evening. Regional and national businesses, associations and individuals have joined with USC in providing 55 awards, prizes, bursaries and sponsorships, totalling almost $64,000, to reward high-achieving students.

Students are leaving school in states of high anxiety, and a USC education researcher is calling for parents, teachers and students to release the pressure valve.

The chance to debate at USC Law School’s mock court room in Year 12 has inspired two Chancellor State College graduates to return – this time as USC first-year law students.

As a child, Bowen-born Kyra Domrow loved track and field events.

An early morning commute from Hervey Bay to USC’s Sunshine Coast campus for a day of lectures before returning in time to put her children to bed is part of a new routine for former hospitality manager Kristy Benson.