Students as Partners - University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

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Students as Partners

The USC Students as Partners (SaP) program enables you to become an active contributor in shaping your learning experience, building your university community and enhancing your employability.

Engage in extra-curricular activities at USC on campus or online to co-create ideas and enhance the student experience. SaP offers a range of flexible opportunities to help you: 

  • build your network through new connections,
  • amplify your student voice,
  • improve your student experience,
  • develop qualities and skills to build your graduate attributes, and
  • enhance your employability.
Students as Partners opportunities

The program is flexible to fit into your busy student life, and you can register at any stage throughout your studies. You can choose to get involved through volunteering, student representation or providing academic peer support as a leader.

Explore more below!

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Get involved at USC

Get involved in the USC community by volunteering, student representation or providing academic peer support as a leader.

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Peer Assisted Study Sessions (PASS)

Increase student success and engagement in learning via peer-led study sessions.

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USC Student Leadership Award

By engaging with a number of extracurricular opportunities with the Students as Partners program and in wider community, you can also accrue points towards the Student Leadership Award.

Hear from USC students

  Amanda Fiedler, PhD School of Business and Creative Industries, Student Representative

   "I became a student rep to make connections with other students and because I believe the student voice needs to be heard in university decision making. Being a student rep has given me a community, a sense of achievement, and the opportunity to give back to USC."

   Olivia Hall, Bachelor of Nursing Science, Volunteer and Student Leader

   "I decided to become a student volunteer and leader at USC so I could open my horizons and meet new people. I enjoy volunteering at events on Campus so that I can meet new people and further engage in Uni life, volunteering allows me to learn things that I wouldn’t learn in other areas."

   Michael Tedge, Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronic) (Honours), Student Leader and Representative

   "I currently enjoy being a co-chair of the School Student Group for the School of Science, Technology and Engineering, volunteering at academic drop-in sessions, and I have also joined the Engineering Staff-Student Liaison Committee."

Contact

Email studentsaspartners@usc.edu.au with any questions