In the world-first initiative, researchers from UniSC’s Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems, are gathering the most up-to-date data from cyclists across Australia to gain a comprehensive understanding of the risks they face on our roads.

Two USC authors contributed to the latest United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Professor David Schoeman and Professor Patrick Nunn

A University of the Sunshine Coast academic’s mission to transform the way people interact with the natural environment has earned him a prestigious national teaching award.

From seaweed brownies to seaweed kombucha, the sky is the limit in the USC kitchen.

Magpies are famed for their intelligence and now a “failed” experiment by researchers at the University of the Sunshine Coast has shown just how clever and collaborative the Australian songbird really is.

More than 50 citizen scientists have already shown interest in helping a University of the Sunshine Coast researcher build a database of local beaches in a new project funded by the Queensland Government.

North Lakes State College’s 2021 co-captain Andre Mascarenhas will join more than 1,200 new students starting their university journeys tomorrow with Orientation at USC Moreton Bay

Urangan State High School’s 2021 Captain Hayden Kington will join more than 130 new students as they start their university journeys with Orientation at the University of the Sunshine Coast's Fraser Coast campus tomorrow.

An exercise degree has leapt into the top 3 courses at the University of the Sunshine Coast, reflecting a strong rise in the program’s popularity for 2022

A Caloundra singer-guitarist who achieved straight As in Year 12 after gigging at local cafes since she was 14 is one of the University of the Sunshine Coast’s first Bachelor of Music students.

A nationwide public appeal for help to protect one of the world’s most distinctive and endangered group of rays has uncovered more than 100 sightings and historical photos within months, including what is believed to be the oldest image of a sawfish in Australia.

The recent re-opening of Queensland’s borders was welcome news for University of the Sunshine Coast international students who had been unable to return to Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The International Day of Women and Girls in Science on 11 February helps shine a light on the value of having more female scientists, says USC Education academic Natalie McMaster.

A prosthetic technician from Christchurch, New Zealand, is crafting a new career as a clinician after recently enrolling at the University of the Sunshine Coast.

As parts of Australia swelter through heatwaves this week after one of the hottest years on record, USC researchers are investigating the role urban planning and design policy can play in reducing health risks from extreme heat exacerbated by "urban heat islands" in cities and towns.

Medical Laboratory Science students and graduates from the University of the Sunshine Coast are helping the pathology industry meet escalating demand during the latest COVID surge.

As parts of Australia swelter through heatwaves this week after one of the hottest years on record, USC researchers are investigating the role urban planning and design policy can play in reducing health risks in cities and towns from extreme heat that are exacerbated by “urban heat islands”.

A USC conservation scientist unafraid to go out on a limb – or crawl through thorny vines, or trek remote forests in storms – is among a group of global researchers who can now answer the question: How many tree species exist in the world?