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Research will support workers who support women, families and children
Friday, 23 Oct 2026A Charles Sturt University researcher will lead a project focused on helping healthcare and social work professionals who support women and families during their children’s prenatal and early years.
Connecting and activating Australian agriculture’s data to solve the industry's greatest challenges
Friday, 23 Oct 2026Charles Sturt has partnered with the Australasian Space Innovation Institute to develop a national digital infrastructure to connect agricultural data, research models and AI to enable new research, digital services and industry applications.
New data shows Charles Sturt graduates find jobs faster and have higher salaries
Thursday, 22 Oct 2026More than 80 per cent of Charles Sturt students from regional areas live and work in regional communities after graduation.
'Given a headstart’: BreastScreen Australia placements open career paths for radiography students
Thursday, 22 Oct 2026Two radiography students tell of how Charles Sturt's partnership with BreastScreen Australia has given them placement opportunities that have opened their eyes to different career options.
Research investigates use of AI and 3D modelling for remote estimation of livestock weight
Wednesday, 21 Oct 2026Research by a Charles Sturt University PhD student and his academic colleagues has the potential to enable accurate remote estimation of cattle weight, with applications to all livestock.
New research helps sheep producers make smarter drought decisions
Monday, 19 Oct 2026Charles Sturt research is helping sheep producers make tough decisions.
Research to determine how much exercise can reduce the symptoms and pain of endometriosis
Monday, 19 Oct 2026The trial will involve women with medically diagnosed endometriosis aged 18 or older who live in regional, rural and remote Australia.
Rural biosecurity research helps ensure the national food chain
Wednesday, 14 Oct 2026According to the United Nations (UN), women are responsible for half of the world’s food production, and in developing countries they produce up to 80 per cent of food.
Statement from Charles Sturt University Vice-Chancellor Professor Renée Leon
Tuesday, 6 Oct 2026I am deeply shocked and saddened by the news of a tragic car accident near Oberon on Friday 2 October 2026, involving two of our nursing students.
Next generation of professionals prepare for evolving healthcare system
Thursday, 1 Oct 2026Digital health skills, such as telehealth, remote patient monitoring and maintaining electronic health records, are being embedded in university degrees to prepare graduates for an evolving healthcare system