Students from the University of the Sunshine Coast’s Moreton Bay campus, who received the City of Moreton Bay Scholarship or Study Bursary, have graduated with top academic recognition

Climate change will impact the health of blood donors worldwide and increases in disease and natural disasters may trigger a rise in the need for blood, according to a new analysis published in The Lancet Planetary Health

After a decade guiding Scouts through nature, Lynda Aldridge went on to finish her double degree with top honours and her dream teaching job. 

Many teachers and parents know neuroscience, the study of how the brain functions and develops, is important for children’s education. Our new study shows there are some widespread neuromyths among early childhood educators. What are the myths? And what does the evidence say?

UniSC has formalised a global clinical trials collaboration to lead potential world-first trials and contribute to breakthrough medical treatments and therapies

The University of the Sunshine Coast will share in almost $170,000 in Queensland Government Education Horizon Grants to identify and evaluate factors associated with boosting school attendance and achievements for First Nations students

Nurses and carers are often with people when they are at vulnerable moments in their lives – it is a rewarding, meaningful profession that is in high demand.

As UniSC reaches a major milestone – 40,000 graduates and counting – a 61-year-old is celebrating an achievement of her own

Technology is revolutionising disaster management by shifting from reactive to predictive strategies thanks to tools like satellites, ground sensors, geo-visualisation, and open data, which are improving early warnings, response times, and community resilience. 

Five new specialist labs – including a final assembly hub for electric vertical take-off and landing vehicles – will anchor a flagship Innovation Precinct at the University of the Sunshine Coast

How Peruvian longboarder Javier Leon carved an Aussie academic career with sand in his toes – and the next generation on his mind

Kabi Kabi artist Lyndon Davis was commissioned to create a vibrant artwork reflecting UniSC’s connection to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures across it's Queensland campus locations.

Helping students relate to maths is a challenge for primary schools through to universities, but a solution be found in patterns made by animals in beach sand and the bark of Australia’s Scribbly Gum trees, according to University of the Sunshine Coast academics

UniSC Clinical Trials has begun investigating a potential world-first human chlamydia vaccine to protect against infection and reinfection. 

A tragic avalanche, a failed job interview and a letter from one of the world’s greatest explorers, were events that changed the course of Dr Adrian McCallum’s life.

The University of the Sunshine Coast is inviting citizen scientists to become trained ‘dolphin spotters’ who can help find answers to some of the many mysteries that still surround Australia’s dolphins. 

​Scott Russell was so inspired by his sister's stories about working in healthcare, he set about to develop a biotech and medtech venture to reduce some of the burdens his sister and other healthcare workers were facing

In a citizen science project led by UniSC, students aren't just learning about insects and spiders—they’re actively mapping them and even uncovering and naming new species! Insect Investigators is bringing the wonders of the natural world into schools, to turn young learners into budding scientists

Four-wheel drives (4WDs) are causing “unequivocal” serious and wide-spread damage to coastal dune ecosystems, according to a global study led by the University of the Sunshine Coast

Final-year UniSC Counselling students supervised by experienced professionals have opened a free clinic to provide therapeutic services to people in the Moreton Bay region

Drawing inspiration from the United Kingdom’s knife crime epidemic, the rise of incel culture and the brutality of online bullying – Adolescence is being hailed as a technical masterpiece for it's continuous filming style, along with it's brutal portrayal of the widening chasm between parents and their teenage children

Recent beach closures in South Australia have raised concerns after over 100 surfers fell ill following exposure to "mysterious foam" in the sea.

Graduate teachers need more information to promote physical activity, sun safety and sleep health to school children across Australia and New Zealand, according to new research

Formula 1 drivers must be physically and mentally fit to handle the extreme demands of racing, and with technological advancements in simulators, they can improve skills and refine strategies in a safe environment, while the future of e-racing continues to evolve as a complementary tool for driver development

In her first year of uni, Sophie Peters was drafted to the Brisbane Lions AFLW and made her debut in 2023.

A UniSC invention to keep pigs healthy and put more money in the pockets of farmers has received almost $500,000 in Federal Government funding

As climate change ramps up, extreme weather proliferates and trust in authorities declines, large natural disasters around the world are triggering a wave of conspiracy theorising

University of the Sunshine Coast academics from multiple fields of expertise are available to comment on ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred and its ongoing impacts.

Cyclone Alfred has caused significant beach damage in southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales, but fortunately, most of the sand is now offshore, and beaches will naturally recover.

As the clean-up begins after heavy rain and flooding, South East Queenslanders need to aware of melioidosis and the risk it poses to human and animals, warns UniSC microbiologist Associate Professor Erin Price