Study Noosa

02/10/2020

Are you curious about what working in Australia is like? The Fair Work Ombudsman is a great tool for current students or prospected students overseas seeking information on working in Australia. Check out their array of free services to make joining the work force a breeze so you can focus on your studies!

Information and advice about Australia’s workplace rights and rules.

24/09/2020

17/09/2020

Spring has sprung and we sure are excited to make the most of it! How will you be spending your school holidays?

17/09/2020

Study Noosa Alumni Benjamin Holmes a former Sunshine Beach State High School student has been making waves in the Hollywood production world! Benjamin has been nominated for an Emmy in Outstanding Promotional Announcement for his work on the trailer for the National Geographic documentary 'Lost and Found'.

Directed by Academy Award-winner Orlando von Einsiedel (“The White Helmets”, “Virunga"), LOST AND FOUND follows Kamal Hussein, a Rohingya refugee who has ded...

09/09/2020

Scared of jumping back into your studies? WitUSC: University of the Sunshine Coast, Australiaia's Tertiary Pathway Program ease back into student life by preparing yourself with the necessary skills and confidence before starting your full degree.

USC's Sippy Downs Campus is located just south of Noosa and is easily accessible via public transportation. Applications for Semester 1 are open now!

04/09/2020

Dr Frere, a scientist at USC: University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia, has been recognized for her USC Detection Dogs for Conservation unit that aids in the preservation of Australia's wildlife and ecosystems destroyed by bushfires. The award acknowledges scientists who are using their research to connect beyond the walls of the laboratory. Dr Frere outputs also helped the university acquire ‘well above world standard’ ratings in the Excellence in Research Australia benchmarking for ecology and environmental sciences.

A USC scientist renowned for her work with wildlife and detection dogs has been named the Queensland Young Tall Poppy Scientist of the Year, one of the state’s top science prizes.

28/08/2020

Study Noosa's Jean Lukin Making her Mark!

Jean was accepted into a double degree in Arts and Law at UQ after graduating from St Teresa's Catholic College in 2010. While pursuing her undergrad, she intertwined studying with periods of time spent in Canada and Paris. Working in Paris' fashion district as well as volunteering for the Global Pact for the Environment; an organisation focused on reinforcing and upholding International Environmental Law. Continuing her passion for making a difference to the environment and community Jean now practices Environment, Planning and Native Title Law in the Sunshine Coast.

26/08/2020

Since the beginning of restrictions back in March, studying from home brought with it an increase in stress associated with managing course loads. With young people seeking online help in record numbers, the weight on students and parents searching for resources to navigate the heightened study stress increased by 430 per cent. Whether you personally are feeling the pressure of assessments and exams or are a parent seeking advice on how to help your child cope with the stress, check out the link below for a collection of practical tips.

You and your teen are likely navigating a new learning environment, due to coronavirus (COVID-19). We’ve put together this collection to help you support your teen to manage exam and study stress, deal with distractions and develop a routine.

21/08/2020

The Noosa Shire and surrounding regions are establishing a reputation both in and beyond the classroom. Noosa's natural assets supply an ideal backdrop to environmental, marine and biosphere studies. Alongside our growing digital, health and creative sectors. Real-life experiences and opportunities are endless when you .