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Home > Latest News > Education Demand for study at Charles Sturt University increases 19 Jan 2005
Charles Sturt University has bucked the downward trend in the higher education sector, increasing the number of applicants who have listed CSU as their university of first choice (first preferences) by 12 per cent on last year. CSU praised for regional engagement achievements 08 Dec 2004
Charles Sturt University has “whole-heartedly embraced its commitment to regional communities” acting as a leader in responding to community need. CSU welcomes performance audit 08 Dec 2004
Charles Sturt University has welcomed the release of the report by the Australian Universities Quality Agency (AUQA) on the University’s quality assurance processes. Personal qualities make the marketing educator 06 Dec 2004
It is not just having a sound understanding of your subject which makes an effective teacher in business education. CSU taking higher educational opportunities west 05 Nov 2004
Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) commitment to learning, teaching and research in regional Australia has been strengthened with the announcement today that CSU is finalising arrangements with the University of Sydney for transfer of its Orange Campus to CSU from 1 January 2005. The Orange Campus: Facts at a glance 05 Nov 2004
In 1973, the Orange Agricultural College was established by the NSW State Government to offer courses related principally to the management of agricultural business. 22 Oct 2004
Charles Sturt University has caught the attention of prospective university students in NSW, according to early figures released this week by the NSW Universities Admission Centre for the 2005 academic year. 05 Oct 2004
Lack of access by rural women to basic health, education and transport services has emerged from preliminary results of a national survey conducted by a group of leading rural social researchers at Charles Sturt University. Social workers take centre stage at international forum 30 Sep 2004
The social work profession has never been more challenged by the demands of modern society and a series of critical discussion points for the profession will be raised by Charles Sturt University academics. Major funding promise for Police Training in Australia 13 Sep 2004
Charles Sturt University’s Australian Graduate School of Policing based in Manly, NSW welcomes the Federal Coalition’s promise of $11.2 million announced during the election campaign. |
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