UniSC research to improve safety for people with disability
3 NovThe University of the Sunshine Coast is set to tackle a critical gap in support for people with disability during some of the most challenging times in their lives.
New incentives from the University of the Sunshine Coast will give high-achieving students even more reason to pursue their ambitions close to home, while continuing to dream big.
The University of the Sunshine Coast is set to tackle a critical gap in support for people with disability during some of the most challenging times in their lives.
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The latest UniSC research on the impacts of screen time and social media on young people will be discussed at a Moreton Bay public panel event on Wednesday 28 October.
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