We are a passionate team of health researchers and educators who are dedicated to providing excellence in health education and research.
Our teaching, research and outreach focuses on healthy mind, body and environments. We have regional purpose and global impact, and seek to advance knowledge across the sector.
Join us as we strive to improve health and wellbeing in our communities.
Programs
Study opportunites
Study programs focus on international, regional and community areas of priority and are developed with strong links to industry and community.
We offer programs in the fields of biomedical science, midwifery, nursing, nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy, paramedicine, psychology, public health, and sport and exercise science.
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Research spotlight
Walking past the pain
UniSC researchers are working with patients to find a solution for a painful leg condition, known as Cinderella syndrome.
The Queensland Pepi-Pod® Program
The Pēpi-Pod® sleep space program enables more vulnerable babies to have a safe space for sleeping every time and place they sleep. Learn more about this exciting research project and it's results.
Are your squabbling kids driving you mad? Sibling rivalry is ‘developmentally normal'
UniSC researcher, Rachael Sharman explores squabbling behaviour and sibling rivalry with some helpful insights for parents and families.
Research students
Progress knowledge and pursue your research passion under the supervision of our school's skilled researchers and industry experts.
Facilities
World-class technology
UniSC has some of the most advanced facilities in Australia. Modern laboratories, equipment and specialist simulated environments replicate real life for hands-on learning.
Explore UniSC's $24M sports stadium and sporting precinct, modern laboratories, simulated paramedic suites, nursing and midwifery wards, commercial kitchens and more.
News
Are free school lunches in Queensland a good idea?
16 OctQueensland Premier Steven Miles has announced free school lunches if Labor is re-elected at the state’s upcoming election on October 26.
Toddlers, ‘tweens’, teens and screens: How technology can alter young minds
10 OctParents and teachers can learn how screens might be reshaping the brains of children
Limiting soft drinks and red meat may help women in menopause: research
10 OctDiet quality may influence menopausal symptoms and overall quality of life, according to a nutrition study of more than 200 women in Australia with an average age of 51