New University of the Sunshine Coast students talk about their Orientation experiences, and their expectations for their time at university (Semester 1, 2009)

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Enterprisers is a week-long residential educational experience for University of the Sunshine Coast students to gain insight into what it takes to be an entrepreneur. This program is delivered by the Innovation Centre Sunshine Coast in conjunction with the University of Cambridge and MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). Enterprisers builds confidence, unlocks creativity and creates meaningful relationships between individuals who are, through their choosing, our future leaders.

The Innovation Centre Sunshine Coast is a company of the University of the Sunshine Coast.

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USC Student Ambassador, Tomas, interviewed some international students from Germany during the making of USC's 2008 TV commercial. (The students were participating as 'extras' in the ad.) The students talk about what they are studying, and why they chose to study abroad at USC.

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Emily Orchard started her career as a forensic technician by studying science at the University of the Sunshine Coast. This is USC's latest TV commercial (2008).

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Dr Elke Hacker started her career in Melanoma research at the University of the Sunshine Coast. This is USC's newest TV commercial.

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USC's 2008 Open Day is being held on Sunday 17 August. This is the television commercial for Courses for Careers Day in 2007.

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New University of the Sunshine Coast students talk about their experiences at Orientation (Semester 1, 2008).

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University of the Sunshine Coast's corporate video for future students. Watch it to find out about what it is like to study at USC.

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Dr Elke Hacker studied her undergraduate and honours degrees at USC. She went on to complete a PhD at University of Queensland, and is now a research scientist working on Melanoma cancer genetics. USC Student Ambassador, Tomas, interviewed Elke during the making of USC's 2008 TV commercial.

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