USP student finds difficulties keeping up with the high cost of living
“I cannot afford to catch the bus or buy lunch because of the high cost of livingâ€. A student at the University of the South Pacific says she is struggling
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The age group of 21 to 30 years old constituted the highest percentage of registered voters for any age group but had the lowest voter turnout in 2018 - Rakuita
The voter turnout survey which was carried out after the 2018 general elections found the age group of 21 to 30 years old constituted the highest percentage of registere
Mental health challenges reported by USP women staff during COVID-19 Work From Home periods
A survey of women staff at the University of the South Pacific campuses that had COVID-19 Work From Home periods has found that while some women enjoyed the flexibility o
Youth are our leaders for tomorrow – USPSA president
The University of the South Pacific today hosted the 2022 Pacific Youth Summit for corruption resilience. The focus of this year’s Summit is Youth-Led Anti-Corr
US announces a commitment of $5 million to establish a fellowship programme in partnership USP
The United States has announced a commitment of $5 million to establish a fellowship programme in partnership with The University of the South Pacific under its Roadmap f
USP get cyberattacks daily – Prof. Vanualailai
It has been revealed today that the University of the South Pacific receives daily cyberattacks from around the world who try to penetrate their system to get data from t
High turnout at the 2022 USP Open Day
The highest turnout has been seen with more than 115 schools registered on the 2022 USP Open Day. This is the highest number of school registrations. USP’s M
USP Open Day is the perfect starting point if you are looking to explore undergraduate or postgraduate study
The USP Open Day is one of the biggest dates on the University’s calendar, whether you are looking to explore undergraduate or postgraduate study. The open day
Over 8000 students expected at the 2022 USP Open Day
More than 8000 prospective students are expected to attend the 2022 USP Open Day across the three University campuses on the 23rd of this month. This will be the first
USP wins the Tokyo Electron Award at the ABU Asia-Pacific Robot Contest
The University of the South Pacific has won the Tokyo Electron Award at the ABU Asia-Pacific Robot Contest, Robocon. The USP team consisted of students from the School
Student numbers at USP’s Pacific TAFE affected following removal of scholarship places
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
Student numbers at USP’s Pacific TAFE affected following removal of scholarship places
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
Dr Hasmukh Lal takes USP to court following his dismissal
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
USP’s Tourism and Hospitality Management and Political Science make Shanghai Rankings
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
Remember what the Govt has done to USP – Prof. Prasad
Every member of the USP community – staff, students, parents, alumni and sponsors should remember, during this coming election, the damage that the FijiFirst Gover
USP staff unions call on the Fijian PM to release the USP grant of $78.4 million
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
Govt needs to explain why it will not pay dues owed to the USP - Rabuka
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
Wong hopes Pacific Island leaders will find a way to resolve the USP issue
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
USP students urged to take advantage of the Bursary Scheme
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
USP to be a part of the Blue Pacific Village at the Thurston Garden
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 SG, Sharvada Sharma appointed as USP’s Director of Professional Legal Training Programme
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