USP Campus Life

📢 IMPORTANT NOTICE – USP KIRIBATI CAMPUS EXAMINATION TIMETABLE 📢

Dear USP Students,

Please carefully check the examination timetable in the picture below for your exam dates and times. starts from 8 June - 19 June

📍 Examination Venue:
Room 9 (Large Classroom), Ground Floor

To ensure a smooth examination process, please arrive at the venue at least 15–30 minutes before your scheduled exam time.

✅ Remember to bring:

Your USP Student ID Card
Blue or black pens
Spare pens
Correction pen/correction tape (if permitted)
Pencils, erasers, rulers, calculators, or any other approved materials required for your exam

⚠️ Students without a valid USP ID Card may experience delays during verification before entering the examination room.

Please review your timetable carefully and make the necessary preparations in advance.

We wish all students the very best in their examinations. Study hard, stay focused, and give your best effort. Your dedication and preparation today will contribute to your success tomorrow.

Good luck to all USP Kiribati Campus students! 🎓📚✍️

USP Pacific TAFE - Kiribati Campus

PACIFIC MARKET DAY IS BACK at The University of the South Pacific - Samoa Campus, Apia

Join us for the return of Pacific Market Day your chance to support local vendors, enjoy great food, and experience a lively campus atmosphere.

What to expect:
🍍 Fresh produce & local goods
🧵 Handicrafts & unique finds
👕 Second-hand clothing treasures
🍴 Delicious food stalls
🎉 Bouncy castle & fun activities for ALL

📅 Saturday, 27 June 2026
⏰ 8:00AM – 1:00PM (Vendors set-up from 7:30AM)
📍 USP Samoa Campus – Front Lawn

registration for vendors!
Secure your spot now—spaces are limited.
📧 [email protected]

Grab your friends, bring your family, and don’t miss out on a day full of community spirit!

Shop • Share • Exchange

Autism and Humanity - Every Life has Value

On World Autism Awareness Day (2 April) the Counselling Centre invites our university community to move from awareness to mere acceptance and inclusion. Because every life has value. Every person belongs. Every person is worthy of dignity.

Did you know? Autism is a spectrum of strengths - deep focus, creative thinking, attention to detail and unique perspectives that enrich our classrooms and workplaces.

No more stigma. No more myths.
Just acceptance, inclusion, and celebration of every life.

Want to know more about Autism?
Check out the infographic below or connect with us:

[email protected] or [email protected]

Happening Now!! At The University of the South Pacific - Emalus Campus

Pacific Market day!! Check them out!! Dont miss the bargains and the free activities for your children.

Your Career Starts Here!

Hey USP Students and Alumni- The Careers Portal is built for YOU! 💻🎓

Unlock your future with:
- Career Event Updates
– Fairs, workshops & networking across USP.
- Job Opportunities
– Internships, part-time & full-time roles.
- Additional Resources
– Resume guides, interview tips & expert advice.

👉 Log in now: www.usp.ac.fj/careers-hub
📧 Questions? [email protected]

Pacific Islands Forum Women Leaders Meeting – Youth Dialogue Participation of Students with Disabilities from the Disability Resource Centre.

In a historic first, students with disabilities and their buddies from the University of the South Pacific (USP) Disability Resource Centre were invited to attend the Pacific Islands Forum Women Leaders Meeting (PIFWLM) Youth Dialogue today. Held at the Forum Secretariat Main Conference Room, the dialogue centered on the theme, “Youth Voices, Shared Leadership for a Prosperous Blue Pacific Continent.”

The participating students included Emma Vakabu, Jabiz Manaika, Neomai Marama, David Gucake, Ratu Mesake Vakawaletabua, Anmol Ram, Kelera Ratunaqele, Ana Wainiu, and Catherine Singh. During the Youth Dialogue, Emma Vakabu served as a panelist to discuss the challenges and lived experiences of youths with disabilities accessing mental health support. In her remarks, she shed light on critical barriers in Pacific communities, including the lack of accessible mental health information for youths with disabilities, the need for disability inclusive training for mental health professionals, and physically inaccessible service provider facilities. To address these gaps, Emma emphasized the urgent need for collaboration between governments and relevant partners to improve mental health support services for youth with disabilities.

For the rest of the student delegation, attending this high-level meeting was an eye-opening experience that highlighted the vital importance of youth participation. The discussions brought real life social issues to the forefront, proving how collaborative regional approaches can drive meaningful change. The event also provided a unique space for the students to connect with Ministers and government representatives from across the region.

The Disability Resource Centre and students express their sincere gratitude to the PIFS Social Policy team for this incredible opportunity and anticipate future workshops designed to empower youths, particularly youths with disabilities.

WALUVU EXHIBITION - ART, CLIMATE CHANGE AND FLOODING AS EXPERIENCED BY YOUTH

The Oceania Centre is delighted to welcome a special exhibition to our home!

Presented by Routes to Roots, the 'Waluvu Exhibition' is a creative collaboration told through art about climate change and flooding as faced by two Suva settlements.

As with all of our exhibitions here at OCACPS, the displays are free to experience and engage with and the organisers welcome you to share in the artworks (and have the opportunity to create some of your own too!) created by youth from Qauia and Maravu.

Dates: 06-19 June 2026
Time: 10am-4pm (weekdays)
Venue: Molikilagi Bure, OCACPS, USP

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Lunch Service Open This Thursday & Friday at NHTTC!

Join us at the USP Nadi Hospitality and Tourism Training Centre (NHTTC) this Thursday and Friday for a delicious lunch.

Enjoy a selection of freshly prepared dishes from our à la carte menu, along with pastries and coffee available throughout the day.

📍 USP Nadi Hospitality and Tourism Training Centre (NHTTC)
📅 Thursday & Friday
⏰ Pastries & Coffee: 10:00am – 2:00pm
⏰ Lunch Service: 12:00pm – 2:00pm

📧 Reservations: [email protected]
📞 +679 9728851

Please note: Pacific Fusion Restaurant at Laucala Campus will be closed during this period.

We look forward to welcoming you!