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Applications for 2006 now open
22 August, 2005
Applications to begin studying at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Semester 1, 2006 opened today, Monday 22 August.
USC has more degrees on offer than ever before with career opportunities as diverse as foreign affairs officer to ecotourism, from event management to medical marketing.
To apply to study at USC in 2006, visit the QTAC (Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre) website at www.qtac.edu.au and follow links to apply online. You can also call QTAC on +61 7 3368 1166.
University staff can assist you with your application and answer your questions about enrolment at USC next year.
Call Student Administration on +61 7 5430 2890 or email studentadministration@usc.edu.au
Why Choose USC?
USC offers students the chance to learn from the best and brightest.
In 2004, USC had the highest proportion of academic staff with Doctoral or Masters qualifications of any university in Queensland and the sixth highest in Australia.
A recent survey in The Australian newspaper (12 August) listed USC second only to the University of Queensland for teaching performance in Queensland.
Class sizes are small at USC, creating a quality interactive learning environment.
Our degrees include practical industry experiences through internships, industry-based project and work experience developed in conjunction with industry all of which means our graduates can embark on their careers with experience and confidence.
Easy access to learning resources - USC has an 8:1 student:computer ratio and a 19:1 student:library seat ratio - the highest of any Australian public university.
Flexible degree structures mean you can tailor your study to suit your needs and career plans.
The Global Opportunities Program - USC provides eligible students will travel grants to study overseas for a semester or two as part of their degree.
The great Sunshine Coast lifestyle. Combine quality education with the Sunshine Coast beaches and hinterland and easy access to everything the Coast has to offer.
USC is located in the heart of the Sunshine Coast region with Maroochydore, Mooloolaba, Caloundra and Noosa within easy striking distance and plenty of public transport options nearby.
The 100-hectare campus is an excellent learning environment.
A flora and fauna sanctuary USC is home to wild kangaroos who spend their time between the campus and the adjoining Mooloolah River National Park.
Students also enjoy buildings of distinctive award-winning architecture, modern facilities and the latest in technology and learning resources.