UC launches 10-year Digital Master Plan
The Â鶹´å of Canberra’s new decadal Digital Master Plan aims to deliver Digital Together, a strategic initiative that will connect the Â鶹´å’s digital environment with its people, experiences and physical spaces.
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UC welcomes newest members of alumni community at the March 2024 graduations
The recent graduation ceremonies at the Â鶹´å of Canberra saw a welcome return to pre-pandemic levels of attendance.
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UC announces new Indigenous Leadership Strategy
The Â鶹´å of Canberra's new three-year Indigenous Leadership Strategy provides the framework for a whole-of-university approach to recognising the respect and inclusion of Indigenous people, knowledge, and cultures.
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Portrait unveiled to farewell former Chancellor Professor Tom Calma AO
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Partnership between UC’s Ngunnawal Centre and CareerTrackers provides First Nations students with diverse career pathways
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UC’s new physical activity program aims to improve health and wellbeing for Canberra’s multicultural women
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UC researchers test drone-based approach to monitor native shrubs in the Murray-Darling Basin
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