UniSC Caboolture provides a transformational opportunity for the local community to undertake quality higher education qualifications or enabling programs in a supportive, inclusive learning environment.
The campus offers collaborative learning spaces, interactive technologies, computer labs, student common rooms, café, sports court, campus library and modern nursing labs, where nursing students build practical skills and work with industry-standard equipment in a simulated hospital environment.
Bachelor degrees
You can study the following degrees in full at UniSC Caboolture:
Diplomas
- Diploma in Allied Health Assistance
- Diploma in Business Innovation
- Diploma in Social and Human Services
Undergraduate certificates
Short courses
![](/media/uc0bljtu/portraitequip.png)
Equip Program
Thinking about taking the first steps to study at university or TAFE? UniSC's Equip Program is a series of free, online and face-to-face workshops that can help you gain the skills, direction and confidence you need to take on your career and study goals.
![](/media/2e5mjkvt/caboolture-03.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=120&height=80&rnd=133519433520970000)
Bridging courses
You have the option to delve into specific courses within UniSC's Tertiary Preparation Pathway, which aids in gearing up for university studies. Additionally, UniSC Caboolture extends its offerings through the Headstart program for students still attending high school.
![](/media/ei2e0akf/usc-bg-80-of-275.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=120&height=80&rnd=132883736519170000)
Study Hub
Study Hub membership is open to any student or staff member from any Australian university participating in the University Libraries of Australia and New Zealand (ULANZ) membership scheme. Become a member and use UniSC's library and facilities.
Location
UniSC Caboolture is located at 80-106 Tallon Street, Caboolture, just a few minutes from the Caboolture train station.
The campus is approximately a 35-minute drive south of the UniSC Sunshine Coast campus and a 30-minute drive north of the UniSC Moreton Bay campus.
Learn more about transport and parking
UniSC Caboolture campus map (PDF)
Student services and facilities
![students using computers](/media/19144568/20181016-usc-caboolture-94.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=120&height=80&rnd=132883735420870000)
Student support
UniSC Caboolture offers all student services, including academic and study support, library and IT services, counselling, health and wellbeing support, Buranga Centre and more.
![Female student standing in front of library at USC Caboolture](/media/19144569/20181016-usc-caboolture-114.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=120&height=80&rnd=132883735420970000)
Library
The library is a shared space with TAFE Queensland. It is open 8am - 4pm Monday - Friday.
![USC Student Central staff at USC Caboolture](/media/19144573/20181016-usc-caboolture-263.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=120&height=80&rnd=132883735421300000)
Student Central
Student Central is your first point of contact for anything student related.
Student stories
![Nursing students](/media/yfroqdmr/nursing-22.jpg?center=0.4317112895321365,0.45079852032212891&mode=crop&width=120&height=102&rnd=133356263543900000)
Exploring the nursing journeys of UniSC Caboolture students
4 Aug 2023A project was undertaken by nearly 120 nursing students from UniSC, where they acquired name badges for their uniforms.
![Tullawong SHS students in UniSC Caboolture nursing lab](/media/s1alwrf0/usc_467-web.jpg?anchor=center&mode=crop&width=120&height=102&rnd=133323536603600000)
Local high school students get a headstart toward their careers in health
27 Jun 2023As part of a Higher Education Participation and Partnerships Program (HEPPP) initiative, Caboolture Health Experience has been meticulously designed to offer valuable opportunities for eligible high school students in the local community.
![](/media/bslfeaf0/043bfab8-5046-4240-aee4-b162745134d2.jpeg?center=0.3537075946827718,0.54434154616462116&mode=crop&width=120&height=102&rnd=133111717713170000)
Empowering Change: Meet Rebecca Castledine
5 Oct 2022UniSC Graduate Rebecca Castledine, who started as a mature-aged Indigenous student completing a Tertiary Preparation Pathway course at Caboolture, shares her incredible journey into the university world and how she got to graduating with a dual degree of a Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Criminology and Justice.
Want to stay in the know?
Subscribe to the Ambition newsletter to receive your regular dose of region-based research, feature stories, and updates from UniSC - The University where opportunity and ambition collide.