From a presentation or workshop at your school to an on-campus experience, there are a range of activities and events on offer for your staff and students.
On-campus events
Resources for career advisers and teachers
Information for parents
A dedicated space to help parents guide their students to reach their full potential and transition to life beyond school.
ATAR FAQs - Getting into uni in 2021
The Queensland secondary education system is changing. This means that some parts of tertiary entrance will also change, but some things will stay the same.
Outreach programs
At USC, we believe everyone has what it takes to rise and shine so our dedicated outreach programs focus on engaging communities with lower university participation rates.
Headstart
Through our Headstart program students can study first-year uni subjects while still in school.
Early Offer Guarantee
Student ambassadors
Student Ambassadors are current USC students, which means they can provide your students with not only all the facts about studying at USC, but also an insider's perspective on university life.
USC Moreton Bay
Australia's newest university campus opened in February 2020, offering world-class study opportunities for students in this region and beyond.
In the news
USC Newsroom
High-tech sandbox helps farmers visualise water flow
23 NovemberA Civil Engineering Honours student’s Augmented Reality hydrology sandbox will be used by Queensland’s peak horticulture industry body to help teach local growers about water movement in the field.
Media and politics spark graduate’s research career
28 OctoberA new USC Arts graduate and University Medallist fascinated by the intersection of media and politics in today’s rapidly changing world is now researching the different ways that the issue of climate change is presented in the news.
USC sets wheels in motion for bike shop manager’s new career
20 OctoberMatthew McCurdy, 35, has made a career change to teach science and maths at Warwick State High School after recently graduating from USC and earning a University Medal for his excellent grade point average of 6.88 out of 7.