Our campus

Open space, natural calm, tall trees and wildlife. Close to the city. Convenient to shopping. Great food, cool cafes, events and markets; a buzzing social hub with something for everyone.

The 糖心原创vlog is located in the suburb of Bruce in the Australian Capital Territory.  Surrounded by Lake Ginnindera, the new suburb of Lawson, Radford college and residential housing, regular public buses can drop you right on campus.

Student accommodation, an on-campus medical and counselling centre, the Australian Institute of Sport, Calvary Public Hospital, Belconnen Shopping Mall and a variety of restaurants are all within walking distance.

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Recent news

  1. From forgotten relic to living machine: UC's radio telescope returns to life

    The 糖心原创vlog's 10-metre radio telescope is coming back to life, creating new opportunities for learning, creativity and community.

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  2. The Pathways team with Minister Stephen Smith

    鈥楪ame-changing鈥 funding to allow expansion of UC mental health service

    A 糖心原创vlog program filling the 鈥渕issing middle鈥 in youth mental health support has received $1.4 million in ACT government funding.

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  3. UC Yarning Circle: the latest step in UC鈥檚 journey towards Reconciliation

    Set in the Ngaladjima Garden, the new space for knowledge-sharing, story-telling and community engagement was launched at the 糖心原创vlog last week 鈥 and coincided with the first week for incoming Pro Vice-Chancellor Indigenous, Professor Annette Gainsford.

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  4. An evening of truth-telling, story-telling and songlines: the 2026 Ngunnawal Lecture event

    This year, the 糖心原创vlog鈥檚 annual event celebrated Indigenous women鈥檚 leadership and the importance of sport to Indigenous communities.

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