The Bollywood Dance Club at uni is a student-run group that focuses on the art and performance of Bollywood-style dance. Bollywood dance is a vibrant and energetic form of dance that combines classical Indian dance styles with modern influences such as hip-hop, jazz, and contemporary. The club provides members with the opportunity to learn and perform choreographed routines, participate in dance workshops, and showcase their skills at events and cultural festivals. It’s open to all students, regardless of experience, and fosters a sense of community and appreciation for Indian culture.

The USC Gaming Club is a club that provides members with a safe place to enjoy gaming whether it be Tabletop, Card based or Video Games.

A University club based on the aims and objectives of Zonta International. The aims are for the improvement of all aspects of socioeconomic factors through advocacy and support, to advance the understanding of good will and peace and to promote justice and the basic human rights across the globe. This group focuses on international womans and childrens rights.

The group intends to provide participating students with core responsibilities in designing their own project which hopefully can be applied in thier program area. The group will promote developing graduate attributes of group members and the broader student community.

The UniSC kendo is a club that practices kendo, a traditional Japanese martial art that combines discipline, skill, and honour. Translates as "The Way of the Sword," Kendo's origins date back to the samurai warriors of feudal Japan. Kendo is a dynamic and exciting martial art that revolves around the use of the shinai, a bamboo sword, and protective armour. It is also more than just a sport; it is a way of life that emphasizes the development of one's character, fostering mental fortitude, and building strong bonds with fellow members. These are things we value greatly at UniSC Kendo.

The USC Pasifika Association welcomes all USC students who identify as Pasifika and also students who do not identify as Pasifika but have an interest in Pacific Island culture, studies and/or research.

USC Pasifika Association (USCPA)

Bringing Pasifika students together: Creating Community, Opportunities, and Possibilities.

The MBPC is a club that provides students identifying as part of the LGBTQI+ communities with support, advocacy, and a safe place to share and meet fellow students.

Inclusive supportive community for studying parents.

SCCS is a Christian group at the University of the Sunshine Coast (affiliated with AFES).

The Club's inception traces back to a small group of passionate students united by their love for volleyball, driven by a shared ambition to elevate their skills and eventually propel the university onto the competitive stage as representative of the Moreton Bay Campus