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Find everything you need to know about uni for your child in one easy place.

Information for parents

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Content created just for parents, to keep you up-to-date with everything you need to know about supporting your child on their journey to university.

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Pathways to study

There is more than one way to become a student at the University of the Sunshine Coast.

Courses and programs

100+ undergraduate degrees, 100s of careers, multiple entry pathways, unlimited potential. Check out the courses and programs available at UniSC.

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Resources for parents

Download our new Parents' Guide and access career planning and budget resources

Fees

It pays to invest in your future. There's plenty of financial support available to help with your tuition fees and study costs.

Scholarships

Our scholarships and bursaries celebrate different types of skills and support people from all kinds of backgrounds, giving you the freedom to focus on your study.

Accommodation and transport

Accommodation options and advice for UniSC students.

Getting a Headstart

Year 10 - 12 students can start studying UniSC courses while still completing high school.

Uni is not just for young people

If you’ve ever thought about starting some study, UniSC provide a series of free online and face-to-face workshops to help you explore your study and career options.

Hear from other UniSC parents

It was a proud parent moment for Debbie and Nick Orman when their daughter Rubie graduated from UniSC last year.

Proud parents of UniSC graduate, Kalena Davis flew from the other side of the world to watch their daughter graduate.

Parents of UniSC students, Yani and Mia talk about their perspective on the UniSC experience and what advice they have for other parents.

News for parents

Parasitic wasp among new insect species found in Qld
8 Mar

A Sunshine Coast school will help taxonomists name a wasp species new to western science after its students caught the insect as part of a tri-state project to uncover more of Australia’s biodiversity, says UniSC entomologist Dr Andy Howe.