USP - Lautoka Campus

Apply now to graduate in 2026!

Eligible students from Lautoka Campus, Foundation and Preliminary programmes are encouraged to apply for programme completion and prepare for graduation.

Scan the QR code to apply and secure your place.

Or visit: https://www.usp.ac.fj/.../graduation/graduation-at-usp/

Feeling overwhelmed or stuck in a low mood?

The USP Campus Life Counselling Centre is here to support you. Access online resources and confidential counselling services designed to help you thrive every day.

To book an appointment via SOLS:
1. Sign in to your SOLS account with your username and password.
2. Go to My Personal Counselling.
3. Fill out your details and submit.
4. The Counselling Centre will contact you with your appointment date and time.

Explore helpful online guides like Coping and Thriving, Mind Over Mood, and Coping with Catastrophic & Traumatic Experiences.
Strengthen your coping skills and take care of your mental health when you need it most.

For more information, please email: [email protected]

Your well-being matters — reach out today and connect with us for support.

Do you have a passion for helping others and creating a welcoming student experience? Become a 2027 First Year Experience Buddy at USP!

Help first-year students settle into university life, build friendships, and feel supported throughout their journey at USP. Gain leadership experience, strengthen your communication skills, and make a positive impact in the USP community.

Register your interest via https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FYE_Buddy_Programme_2027 or QR code on the flyer.

Applications for Semester 2, 2026, are now open!

Explore internationally accredited programmes and take the next step toward shaping your future with USP.

New students or those last registered in a course at USP over 3 years ago, can apply online at: www.usp.ac.fj/apply

Former students returning within 3 years can resume their studies easily via: www.usp.ac.fj/resume

To view detailed programme information, visit: www.usp.ac.fj/programmes

Need support? Call our toll-free line on 1568 or email [email protected]

Applications are now open for the USP Semester 1 and Trimester 1 & 2 2026 Student Bursary Scheme.

This financial aid supports Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Masters students from USP member countries with tuition assistance of up to 100% for registered courses.

If you meet the eligibility criteria, including academic performance and income requirements, you are encouraged to apply. Please note that new students must complete at least one term at USP before becoming eligible.

Applications must be submitted online with the required supporting documents.

Closing date: Friday, 08 May 2026

For full details and to apply, refer to the information in this post or visit the official application link: https://forms.usp.ac.fj/application-for-student-bursary.../

MBA Gold Medalist Mr. Vimlesh Kumar shares how discipline, real-world application, and a commitment to continuous learning shaped his journey. From balancing work and study to strengthening his strategic leadership approach, his story reflects the true value of the MBA experience.

Be inspired. Be driven. Be the difference.

Visit MBA for more details and information:
www.usp.ac.fj/gsb

The Confucius Classroom at The University of the South Pacific Lautoka Campus, under the Confucius Institute of the South Pacific, successfully hosted a vibrant International Chinese Language Day outreach event at Tappoo City Lautoka, attracting nearly 400 members of the public.

The event brought Chinese language and culture to life through engaging, hands-on activities. Teachers and volunteers, dressed in traditional Chinese attire, created an immersive cultural experience that drew shoppers and passersby.

Highlights included a calligraphy session led by Ms Yue Wang, where participants learned the basics of Chinese characters, and a mini Chinese song workshop facilitated by Ms Liye Liu, where attendees learned pronunciation and sang simple lyrics. Participants were also rewarded with Chinese-themed souvenirs, including bookmarks, postcards, stamps, and mouse pads.

Ms Xiaoli Lu also introduced the Confucius Classroom’s programs, including language courses, the HSK test, the “Chinese Bridge” competition, and summer camp opportunities in China - sparking strong interest from attendees eager to enrol.

Building on this success, the Confucius Classroom aims to further expand community outreach through partnerships and events that promote language learning and cultural exchange between China and Fiji.

Teresa Ali Graduates with a Post Graduate Certificate in Diplomacy and International Affairs!

“In December 2004, I began my journey at USP - Lautoka Campus. What started as a career path in Human Resources Management and later in Management and Public Administration, up to Postgraduate Diploma level, eventually led me to take a bold step into something completely different.
Last Friday, I graduated with a Post Graduate Certificate in Diplomacy and International Affairs. Choosing this new field challenged me in unexpected ways, but it also opened my eyes to the complexities of global dynamics. It strengthened my skills in negotiation and conflict resolution and deepened my understanding of critical global issues such as climate change and human rights.
It reminded me that growth often comes when we step outside of what is familiar. But this achievement did not come easily.
Last year was one of the most difficult periods of my life. My dad became very ill, and I travelled to New Zealand to be with him. His passing in October 2025 left a deep void, and continuing my studies during that time felt overwhelming. There were moments when giving up would have been easier. But I didn’t.
I kept going because I knew how much this would mean to him. My dad was my mentor and my inspiration, alongside my mum. They always believed in education, in perseverance, and in pushing forward no matter the circumstances. This graduation is not just a personal milestone - it is a tribute to them. It is a reminder that even in the face of loss, we can find strength. That even in our hardest moments, we can keep moving forward. And that sometimes, the greatest achievements are born out of resilience, love, and purpose.
Grateful. Humbled. Proud.”

Congratulations Teresa and to all our graduates of the recent Laucala ceremonies!