UniSC is committed to ensuring that there is no slavery or human trafficking in its supply chains or any part of its activities.

More information

• Modern Slavery Statement December 2020 (PDF 428KB)
• Modern Slavery Statement December 2021 (PDF 455KB)
• Modern Slavery Statement December 2022 (PDF 261KB)
• Modern Slavery Statement December 2023 (PDF 171KB)
• Modern Slavery Statement December 2024 (PDF 2.2MB) 
• Modern Slavery Statement December 2025 (PDF 2.2MB)

Reporting modern slavery concerns

The University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) is committed to maintaining high standards of ethics, integrity and responsible procurement across its operations and supply chains.

If you are a UniSC supplier, staff member, student or member of the community and you observe, suspect or have concerns about modern slavery or human trafficking in UniSC’s operations or supply chains, please report your concerns.

For procurement or supply-chain related modern slavery concerns, please email procurement@unisc.edu.au.

Where the concern may involve serious wrongdoing, corrupt conduct, maladministration, reprisal or another matter that may be a Public Interest Disclosure, reports may also be made in accordance with UniSC’s Public Interest Disclosures - Procedures.

This pathway provides options for internal reporting, anonymous disclosure and external whistleblowing support.

When making a report, please include as much relevant information as possible, including what happened, when and where it occurred, who was involved, whether there were any witnesses, and any evidence or supporting information available.