When CSU teaching student Mr Pete Minney swapped Vegemite for maple syrup to study in Canada for a semester he hoped to gain a broader perspective on education.

Some university students believe passionately in conserving cultures and the environment worldwide. CSU helped one group combine these passions to provide a taste of what is possible.

A business student at CSU is experiencing more than he bargained for when his young family accompanied him on his six month overseas study stint at Yangzhou University in eastern China.

A researcher from CSU will next month take his Australian research to improve the diagnosis of heart failure to the United Kingdom and Sweden.

Veterinarian and CSU student Dr Andrew Peters has taken a fancy to the protected and plump, Pied Imperial Pigeon - so much so he followed the species on its annual flight north to Papua New Guinea (PNG).

Fresh from a study tour to Africa, a CSU student will soon begin research into the behaviour and welfare of lions in Australian zoos.

Starting with recognition of what students 'know' and 'can do', a CSU academic explains how research can impact teaching, and vice versa, in a modern Australian university.

A round of functions to farewell departing CSU Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Goulter, has seen his decade-long record of achievement as chief executive matched by the fond regard University staff have for him as a colleague.

An annual opportunity to complete practice teaching in Vanuatu leaves education students from CSU with life-changing experiences and lasting memories.

Judicious water management in the Murray Darling Basin will be needed to deliver the best return for the environment with the least cost to the community, according to CSU agricultural economist Professor Kevin Parton.