Student Stories from our Campus

On Thursday, 26 February, the Taree Universities Campus building came alive with pride and possibility as students, families, and community leaders gathered for the 2026 Celebration of Student Success. The evening marked a significant milestone for regional learners who have completed their studies, transforming personal achievement into a collective moment of recognition for the Mid Coast community.

Our Celebration of Student Success was a night to remember, honouring the incredible achievements of our graduating students. With inspiring speeches, a stunning riverside backdrop, and a strong sense of community, we came together to recognise the power of education in the MidCoast. Read more about this unforgettable evening.

Abby Barnett is one of 11 nursing students who recently graduated from Charles Sturt University with support from Taree Universities Campus.

Funded through the Australian Government’s Regional University Study Hubs program, Taree Universities Campus has supported the local regional community to produce critical healthcare workers.

Our Celebration of Student Success was a brilliant night intended to celebrate the achievements of registered TUC students who had recently completed their studies. With over 40 graduands among our cohort this year 😱 we were joined by many on Wednesday evening to share their stories.

Our Celebration of Success at the start of this month was exactly that - a huge success! A beautiful celebration of dedication & determination on so many fronts.

At Taree’s 2022 Australia Day Awards held at the Manning RiverStage, Hailey Trudgeon was awarded Young Citizen of the Year, from a group of five finalists. Hailey received the award from Dr. David Gillespie, MP in the Combined Service Clubs of Taree Awards ceremony.

Jazmin Madden, a student registered with Taree Universities Campus, and studying a Bachelor of Agriculture with UNE, has received a financial scholarship from Hunter Local Land Services for $5000.