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27/09/2022
Southern Cross Uni off to a striking start at UniSport Nationals
Read more Seventy-four Southern Cross University students have switched from kicking study goals to kicking sporting goals this week at the 2022 UniSport Nationals in Perth, Western Australia.
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26/09/2022
Early Offer entry to Southern Cross University closes soon
Read more With final exams and assignments on the horizon, Southern Cross University is reminding Year 12 students of a pathway to a guaranteed place in a degree of their choice.
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27/09/2022
Nursing alumna forging rewarding career in aged care
Read more A nurse who hates the sight of blood might seem like a contradiction, but Shupikai Maduveko has made it work. She had never considered working in the aged care sector either, but now Shupikai says it’s the best thing she’s ever done.
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21/09/2022
Flood survey to assess how a community builds resilience in the face of natural disasters
Read more A new survey, led by Southern Cross University, wants to garner the views of flood and landslide-affected Northern Rivers residents about the most effective response and recovery efforts.
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15/09/2022
ARC Linkage to drive hemp food crop quality controls for Aussie growers
Read more Southern Cross University is supporting Australia’s emerging hempseed food industry to develop hemp varieties of high nutritional value best-suited to local conditions.
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14/09/2022
International students find new direction in Coffs Harbour
Read more Jiaqi (Sophie) Shen had never heard of occupational therapy until she went on a whirlwind trip backpacking around Australia. A chance conversation and some Google research led her to consider this growing health discipline as her next career move. Not long afterwards, she applied for a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy at Southern Cross University in Coffs Harbour, a city she had visited twice on her backpacking travels.

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