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
Meet Jackson, a student who gave all he had to give and definitely made his mark at USC.
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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The latest alumni news
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27 Jan
USC celebrates Australia Day Honours recipients
Four people associated with USC have been recognised with national awards for community-minded dedication that has delivered huge boosts to health, conservation and the visual arts.
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9 Jan
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USC medallist shines light for kids’ future
USC graduate Sam Willcocks has a message to share in her first children’s book Annie Ant’s Awareness that she hopes will give children a brighter future and a better world.
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31 Oct 2018
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USC graduate now living childhood dream
A career wish made in kindergarten has come true for Kafren Smith who is back at her old school as a teacher after completing a combined degree in Education and Science through USC.
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31 Oct 2018
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Island stint stirs up Storm’s interest in education
Guiding children on interactive wildlife experiences as a resort ranger on Fraser Island ignited a passion for teaching in USC graduate Storm Galloway of Bundaberg.
