Our purpose-built clinical trial sites are strategically selected to bring globally innovative therapies directly to the Sunshine Coast community in convenient, highly accessible, and equitable local facilities.
Participating in a clinical trial at the University of the Sunshine Coast is more than just joining a medical study. It is an opportunity to access next-generation therapies while playing an important part in changing medicine for the Sunshine Coast community and the world.
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Access innovative treatments
We partner with trusted Australian and international medical leaders, like CSL Seqirus, Pfizer, Eli Lilly, Sanofi, among others. Together, we bring innovative new therapies straight to the Sunshine Coast before they hit the mainstream.
Reimbursement for your time
We value your time and effort on our trials. That’s why all of our clinical trials reimburse you for your time, travel, and contribution to the study. Depending on the trial you qualify for, you can be remunerated up to $8,600 or more for healthy volunteer trials.
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Contribute to medical research
Your participation helps advance research that may improve health outcomes. Clinical trials contribute to progress across areas such as vaccine development, mental health, and women’s health, supporting better care for future patients.
The whole experience, honestly, has been my favourite so far. I’ve actually had so much fun. It’s been a nice rest in the clinic and an excuse to take some time for myself. Everyone here has been so lovely and accommodating, and they really make the whole experience enjoyable.
Christina
Trial Participant · UniSC Clinical Trials
register your interest
Can't find the right trial? We'll find you.
Register your details below, and our recruitment team will match you with upcoming trials at our Sunshine Coast clinics.
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Takes ~2 minutes to complete the form
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No obligation, just register your interest
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We'll be in touch when a matching trial opens
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Your personal information is safe; never shared.
Sunshine Coast clinics
Vitality Village, Birtinya · Sippy Downs · Maroochydore
All our trials are reviewed by an Australian Human Research Ethics Committee. UniSC Clinical Trials is TGA-registered and has been operating since 2015.
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