The Business Planning Course is free and designed to provide local business owners with a clear understanding of the key factors that underpin their success and are critical to their long-term survival.
The Australian Centre for Pacific Islands Research (ACPIR) invites you to join our monthly Pacific Seminar Series, where people discuss aspects of their research, work or cultural experiences related to the Pacific Islands to stimulate conversations and connections. This month's topic: Climate change, climate variability, and early warning/early action systems in the Pacific Presented by Scott Power
Graduation is the formal process of awarding your degree and marks your successful transition from uni student to qualified professional. To those who've helped you through it's much more than that. For your friends and family, lecturers and tutors, graduation is their time to share your success and show how proud they are of all that you've achieved.
Graduation is the formal process of awarding your degree and marks your successful transition from uni student to qualified professional. To those who've helped you through it's much more than that. For your friends and family, lecturers and tutors, graduation is their time to share your success and show how proud they are of all that you've achieved.
Graduation is the formal process of awarding your degree and marks your successful transition from uni student to qualified professional. To those who've helped you through it's much more than that. For your friends and family, lecturers and tutors, graduation is their time to share your success and show how proud they are of all that you've achieved.
The Business Planning Course is free and designed to provide local business owners with a clear understanding of the key factors that underpin their success and are critical to their long-term survival.
Graduation is the formal process of awarding your degree and marks your successful transition from uni student to qualified professional. To those who've helped you through it's much more than that. For your friends and family, lecturers and tutors, graduation is their time to share your success and show how proud they are of all that you've achieved.
The UniSC Workforce Planning Course commences at UniSC Caboolture on Friday 28 April at 9am. This short, 7 week course will help organisations develop a customised workforce plan to help meet the ever-changing business environment. Participants are welcome to attend in person at the campus or via Zoom. For further information, visit www.usc.edu.au/wpc or email the Workforce Planning Course team wpc@usc.edu.au
From serial killers to supernatural offenders, join international best-selling author and UniSC graduate Candice Fox as she discusses the research, writing and reception of her multi award-winning crime fiction novels.
Experience UniSC is for Year 10 students to explore their study options at UniSC. This event is held just before Year 10 students select their subjects for Y11 and Y12 (known as SET planning). The experience of the day will better prepare students for SET planning and inform how their high school studies and subject selections will support their journey to university and create future career pathways.
Experience UniSC is for Year 10 students to explore their study options at UniSC. This event is held just before Year 10 students select their subjects for Y11 and Y12 (known as SET planning). The experience of the day will better prepare students for SET planning and inform how their high school studies and subject selections will support their journey to university and create future career pathways.
Experience UniSC is for Year 10 students to explore their study options at UniSC. This event is held just before Year 10 students select their subjects for Y11 and Y12 (known as SET planning). The experience of the day will better prepare students for SET planning and inform how their high school studies and subject selections will support their journey to university and create future career pathways.
The UniSC Workforce Planning Course commences at UniSC Sunshine Coast on Friday 23 June at 9am. This short, 7 week course will help organisations develop a customised workforce plan to help meet the ever-changing business environment. Participants are welcome to attend in person at the campus or via Zoom. For further information, visit www.usc.edu.au/wpc or email the Workforce Planning Course team wpc@usc.edu.au
UniSC Open Day is all about welcoming community and future students on to campus to check out UniSC's program offerings, meet staff and explore UniSC's world class teaching and learning facilities.
UniSC Open Day is all about welcoming community and future students on to campus to check out UniSC's program offerings, meet staff and explore UniSC's world class teaching and learning facilities.
Experience UniSC is for Year 10 students to explore their study options at UniSC. This event is held just before Year 10 students select their subjects for Y11 and Y12 (known as SET planning). The experience of the day will better prepare students for SET planning and inform how their high school studies and subject selections will support their journey to university and create future career pathways.