UnCover is the voice of ϳԹ. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
UnCover is the voice of ϳԹ. A single source for all our stories and your new place for ideas, connections and emotions.
Katie Van Soest graduated with a Master of Occupational Therapy from the University of Canberra, with a sense of accomplishment and a yearning to contribute to systemic changes in healthcare.
A trip across the Kimberley cemented Isobel’s earth warrior vocation – and now the University of Canberra grad is loving life as she explores the many facets of ecological research.
ϳԹ Bachelor of Arts (Professional Writing) alumnus Mark Mupotsa-Russell has released a novel that he's conceptualised for over two decades.
Amanda Jupp’s career has taken her to epidemics and conflict zones around the world. Eager to further her knowledge and make an impact in an Australian context, she enrolled in a Master of Public Health at the University of Canberra.
The Centre for Deliberative Democracy and Global Governance is marking a decade of residence at the University of Canberra – celebrating its world-leading research and fostering an ethos of deliberation, collaboration and inclusion.
After overcoming her own health challenges, ϳԹ student Emma Combs is helping women find sustainable paths to wellness and self-care.
Dr Sunil George started his career as a software engineer and is now inspiring ϳԹ's next generation of change-makers to address social inequalities through public health.
Jessica Abramovic's PhD in the University of Canberra's Faculty of Arts and Design examines how local communities are contributing to climate resilience.
ϳԹ alumnus Wai Ki Lau (Ricky) is helping para-athletes achieve their dreams through his work with the Hong Kong Paralympic Committee and Sports Association for the Physically Disabled.
Meet eight early career University of Canberra researchers featuring in the Life of a CBRn exhibition at Research Festival 2024.
Registered nurse and University of Canberra PhD candidate Clare Stephenson is on a mission to broaden access to intervention programs for people with dementia.
Dieu Le’s journey to graduating with a Master of Occupational Therapy is a powerful reminder of the importance of resilience and seeking support.
This University of Canberra graduate’s journey has taken him from a rural village in Indonesia, to becoming a respected university lecturer and PhD graduate, with a goal to transform English teaching.
A catastrophic track cycling accident left Ryan Fawke with a traumatic brain injury. An incredible recovery inspired him to pursue a Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science at ϳԹ, to contribute to the healthcare workforce that got him back on track.
Cardiovascular health researcher and recent PhD graduate Dr Hollie Speer always had an interest in science and health – and a personal motivation behind her research.