Welcome to the USC Alumni
Once you graduate from your first program at USC, you automatically become a member of the USC alumni - a global network of thousands of graduates dating back two decades. Past study abroad and student exchange students are also included.
As a member of the USC alumni, you immediately have access to a range of free benefits. We’ll also keep you up to date with all the news, events and exciting developments happening at your University.
This is just the start of our relationship.
As alumni, you are a vital part of the USC family. And as advocates, advisors, guest speakers, returning students, donors, employers, student internship providers or industry partners, there are plenty of ways to remain involved.
We look forward to staying connected and, with your support, continuing to build a great USC.
Celebrating our amazing graduates
Emma shares that at the start of her degree she was very nervous as a mature age student. She was excited and humbled to receive a University medal on her Graduation day, and proud to represent Indigenous Australians.
USC Alumni - The benefits of studying at USC continue long after graduation
Outstanding Alumni Awards
Check out the 2018 recipients announced at the alumni awards night on 12 September.
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G-Day - USC's annual Giving Day
It's not every day that you get to improve someone's life, and even the future, but G-Day is that day.
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The latest alumni news
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22 May
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Perfect GPA points Alistair to brain research project
A maths major who coded his own games on his first computer in the 1980s scored a perfect grade point average of 7 out of 7 when he recently graduated from USC with a Bachelor of Science.
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21 May
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No objections for Beth as Judge’s Associate
A front row seat to justice in action and high-level advocacy is all in a day’s work for recent USC graduate Beth McKenna in her new role as a Judge’s Associate.
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20 May
![USC Fraser Coast Nursing Science graduate Emma McCarthy]()
Hospital stint sets Emma on new career path
Her initial plan was to become a teacher but, after her fiancé suffered a serious eye condition, USC graduate Emma McCarthy decided to swap the classroom for the hospital ward.
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16 May
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Mangroves drone research turns tide for graduate
A 30-year-old Peregian Beach resident is planning a new career in conserving coastal ecosystems after he graduated with a USC Environmental Science degree in the same week his study into the mangroves of Weyba Creek Conservation Park was published.
