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International Program

UniSport is responsible for the participation of student-athletes at an international level during the elite Summer and Winter Universiades taking place biennually, as well as at more than 40 International University Sport Federation (FISU) World University Championships worldwide.

Student-athletes representing Australia at such events are known as ‘UniRoos’ and are recognised as some of the nation’s most talented athletes. Any student currently enrolled in a degree, diploma, certificate or higher award at an educational institution affiliated with UniSport is eligible to compete in the program. With an extensive list of former UniRoos going on to compete and medal at Olympic and Commonwealth Games, play high-level professional sport, and become globally renowned athletes, the program is an excellent platform for future sporting success.

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Australia Medal Tally – Summer World Universiade 1967-2025
Event Calendar, Results

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Australian Medallists

Australian Medallists

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FISU Events

FISU Summer World University Games

Australia first competed at the FISU Summer World University Games in Tokyo, Japan in 1967 and has been involved in every event since with the exception of 1975 in Rome, Italy. During that time Australian student-athletes have amassed a total of 167 medals, achieving Australia’s highest ever medal tally position of 10th in Kazan, Russia in 2013.

FISU Winter World University Games

Australia’s history in the FISU Winter World University Games (WUG) dates back to 1985 and has seen Australian student-athletes compete in 13 of the last 27 events with unbroken involvement since 1991. The UniRoos have entered teams for events such as figure skating, speed skating, snowboard cross, ski cross, cross country skiing and freestyle skiing.

FISU World Cups

The University World Cups are a sport property of the International University Sports Federation (FISU). University World Cups present a unique opportunity for the best university teams to compete on the world stage against other universities.

Previous Results

FISU Summer World University Games

Australia first competed at the FISU Summer World University Games in Tokyo, Japan in 1967 and has been involved in every event since with the exception of 1975 in Rome, Italy. During that time Australian student-athletes have amassed a total of 167 medals, achieving Australia’s highest ever medal tally position of 10th in Kazan, Russia in 2013.

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Chengdu Summer University Games

Chengdu Summer Games Results

Results

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2019 Summer Universiade

2019 Summer Games Results

Results

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2017 Summer Universiade

2017 Summer Games Results

Results

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2015 Summer University Games

2015 Summer Games Results

Results

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More results

Summer Games More Results

Results

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FISU Winter World University Games

Australia’s history in the FISU Winter World University Games (WUG) dates back to 1985 and has seen Australian student-athletes compete in 13 of the last 27 events with unbroken involvement since 1991. The UniRoos have entered teams for events such as figure skating, speed skating, snowboard cross, ski cross, cross country skiing and freestyle skiing.

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2023 Winter University Games

2023 Winter University Games

Results

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2019 Winter Universiade

2019 Winter University Games

Results

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2017 Winter Universiade

2017 Winter University Games

Results

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2015 Winter University Games

2015 Winter University Games

Results

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FISU World Cups

The University World Cups are a sport property of the International University Sports Federation (FISU). University World Cups present a unique opportunity for the best university teams to compete on the world stage against other universities.

T-minus 1 hour until go! ⏱️ Good luck to our student-athletes representing Australia at the @fisu_crosscountry World University Championships this weekend in Cassino, Italy! 🥇🇦🇺

Watch the competition LIVE + FREE from 7pm AEDT tonight on the official livestream via @fisu’s YouTube channel.

Drop a comment below to wish our UniRoos luck!
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📺 Livestream link in bio | 🗓️ Day 1 & 2 competition schedule on our grid.

#UniRoos | 📸 @bridget_lunn
📍 Checking in from the track at the @fisu_crosscountry World University Championships in Cassino, Italy 🇮🇹

Here’s a preview of the course as our UniRoos put in some training ahead of tonight’s races 💚💛

Cheer on our UniRoos as they take on the world’s best university student-athletes from 7pm AEDT tonight on the official @fisu livestream 👉 Hit the link in bio to watch 

#UniRoos | 🎥 @__benbish__
A big UniRoos thank you to @zensimau for keeping our team connected throughout the @fisu @rhineruhr2025 Summer World University Games! 📲

With their 30-day, 10GB Europe eSIMs, our Aussie athletes were able to share their gold-winning moments back home in Australia while staying connected with teammates on and off the field in Germany. 

Partnerships like this help us support our athletes every step of the way. 💚💛

Find out more ➡️ @zensimau

#rhineruhr2025 | #uniroos
Here’s what happened overnight in Germany… 

Competing in the Women’s 4x100m Relay at @rhineruhr2025, UniRoos Georgia Harris (Griffith University), Kristie Edwards (Charles Sturt University), Olivia Inkster (University of Technology Sydney), and Jessica Milat (Deakin University) raced to GOLD to win Australia’s first ever sprint relay medal at a @fisu games🥇

The perfect end to the UniRoos’ athletics campaign at the @fisu World University Games. 

#rhineruhr2025 | #uniroos 💚💛

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