Student numbers at USP’s Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific TAFE) have been affected following the removal of scholarship places as the University sa
The case where former CEO of the Pacific Technical and Further Education, Dr Hasmukh Lal has taken USP to court following his dismissal continues in the Employment Court
Good news for USP’s School of Business and Management students as the discipline of Tourism and Hospitality Management has been ranked in the top 151-200 Hospitali
Every member of the USP community – staff, students, parents, alumni and sponsors should remember, during this coming election, the damage that the FijiFirst Gover
The University of the South Pacific staff unions, on behalf of the students, staff and alumni have today made a call on the Prime Minister to abide by and honour the deci
The government needs to explain to Fijians enrolled at the University of the South Pacific why it will not pay dues owed to the university. People’s Alliance Pa
Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs, Penny Wong says they understand there are strong differences of views between different parties regarding funding for USP but she
Private students at the University of the South Pacific wishing to continue their studies in Semester 2 can take advantage of the USP Bursary Scheme offered by the Univer
People will get to see the vibrant, rich and unique cultures and traditions of the 18 Pacific Island Forum member countries during the Blue Pacific Village at the Thursto
Former Solicitor-General, Sharvada Sharma has been appointed as the University of the South Pacific’s Director of Professional Legal Training Programme with the Sc
Concerns have been raised by the University of the South Pacific Council on the financial and operating risks arising out of Fiji’s withheld grant compounded by th
It was an emotional and proud moment for Leone Tawake and his family, as he received his late brother Josaia Usumaki’s Bachelor’s degree at the USP Graduati
USP graduate Sohail Ali says studying in a global pandemic was unprecedented as leaving the campus halls for groceries felt like freedom to them. While speaking on beh
Students of USP and FNU are expected to benefit from the Leadership Development Programme that is being coordinated by the Leadership Alliance and the Australian Centre f
61% of the 2,614 USP students that received their certificates, diplomas and degrees today in the first USP Graduation this year are women. In a video message at the c
Cakaunivere and Rasheeda received the Head of School's award for the Most Outstanding First-Year Students and $1,000 cash prize. The University of the South Pacificâ
Businessmen followed by politicians and community leaders were the most common sources of harassment, according to a study on the prevalence and impact of sexual harassme
The University of the South Pacific has been ranked in the Times Higher Education Impact Rankings for 2022. The results revealed USP’s overall score of 70 out o
Munro Leys partner Jon Apted made it clear to small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs at the USP Entrepreneurial Fair that copyright only applies to original wor
The CEO of the Women Entrepreneurs and Business Council, Eseta Nadakuitavuki says they are not only concerned about the health of businesses but the health of the women e
In February 2010, Vitila Vuniwaqa suffered a major stroke and was told by doctors that she would not walk or talk again but she beat the odds and now runs the successful