UC’s new Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten to step into the role next week

Mr Shorten will be Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Canberra from Monday 20 January.

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Exceptional staff recognised at 2024 UC Awards

Staff from the University of Canberra have been recognised for their achievements and hard work in 2024 at the UC Awards.

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Second biennial Indigenous Higher Education Curriculum Conference hosted at UC

The University of Canberra played host to the second biennial Indigenous Higher Education Curriculum Conference (IHECC) this year, with over 130 delegates from 35 tertiary institutions attending.

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  1. UC’s new Vice-Chancellor Bill Shorten to step into the role next week

    Mr Shorten will be Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Canberra from Monday 20 January.

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  2. Exceptional staff recognised at 2024 UC Awards

    Staff from the University of Canberra have been recognised for their achievements and hard work in 2024 at the UC Awards.

    More on Exceptional staff recognised at 2024 UC Awards

  3. UC’s ICC team takes top spot at first MasterTech hackathon

    The Innovation Central Canberra team won with their solution for reducing plastic waste, at the Cisco Live conference hackathon, sponsored by the Coles Group.

    More on UC’s ICC team takes top spot at first MasterTech hackathon

  4. UC researcher receives Distinguished Criminologist Award for lifetime contribution to the field

    The University of Canberra’s Professor Leanne Weber received a Distinguished Criminologist Award, as she prepares to retire from a successful career researching the intersection of criminology and human rights.

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  5. Experts debate the future of Robots Among Us at UC and Questacon Research Festival event

    The ethical implications of self-aware machines was the focus of Robots Among Us, a public event hosted by UC in collaboration with Questacon.

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