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At UniSC, we strive towards preparing our international students to become workforce ready, and excel in their field of study. You will be taught by academics who are experts in their field whilst thriving in a learning environment that supports you throughout your journey.
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International Students

Information for prospective UniSC international students on programs and fees, how to apply and preparing for arrival.

Global Mobility

Information about UniSC's Global Mobility office where you can explore your overseas study opportunities.

International Partnerships

Information about UniSC's agents and representatives, university and global industry partners, and transnational education (TNE) opportunities.

Key rankings

We have received some incredible rankings in 2023, reflecting UniSC's commitment to research, the environment in which the university sits, it’s students and the community.

26 research fields ranked at world standard or above Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA)
1st in Queensland THE Impact Rankings 2023
1st in Queensland for ‘Climate Action’ impact THE Impact Rankings 2023
5 stars for teaching quality

International related news

High-tech roo collars aim to prevent road accidents
10 Jun

In an effort to prevent road crashes between vehicles and wildlife, UniSC researchers are tracking roos with custom-made high-tech collars “to a degree of biomechanical accuracy not seen before” to better predict their hopping movements in different habitats

Global lessons across our largest ocean
7 Jun

UniSC research here and in the Galápagos is answering some of the world’s most pressing environmental issues, with a focus on rare and threatened marine life found at opposite ends of the ocean

Peat was historically mined overseas because it burns so well. But Australia’s subtropical peat bogs need fire to survive
4 Jun

Writing for The Conversation, Professor of Ecology Catherine Yule explores an Australian subtropical peatland ecosystem that's thriving because of bushfires