University of the Sunshine Coast

The campus sits on a 100-hectare designated wildlife reserve, which provides sanctuary to native Australian wildlife, including the resident Eastern Grey Kangaroos, reptiles, and birds, and provides a unique learning environment for students at locations like UniSC’s K’gari Research and Learning Centre on Fraser Island. 

UniSC is also a sustainable campus, which has been recognised for its environmental initiatives and award- winning building design. UniSC facilities include modern learning and teaching spaces, advanced 3D visualisation facilities, an art gallery, a large on-campus library, multiple 24-hour computer labs, and various cafés providing a wide range of healthy eating options. 

UniSC is a premier sporting destination with nationally-accredited facilities and support from leading health and sports scientists. High performance champions train side-by-side with beginners in a supportive sports community that drives excellence.

UniSC Sunshine Coast has an Olympic-standard, 10-lane, 50-metre heated pool, a six-lane 25-metre pool, cold immersion and warm plunge pool and aquatic recovery equipment. The elite training ground is used year-round by recreational swimmers and Olympic and Paralympic champions. 

In addition, The Student Guild at UniSC Sunshine Coast provides a range of support and social services which include recreational activities and events, clubs and societies, student advocacy and support, confidential welfare services, emergency food bank, community kitchen, tenancy advice and free legal referrals.