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Orange High female students in Bathurst for fourth Biomechanics Research and Innovation Challenge
IN BRIEF  30 Jun 2025

Orange High female students in Bathurst for fourth Biomechanics Research and Innovation Challenge

Charles Sturt University is supporting young women in regional NSW to experience aspects of careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) by participating in the annual Biomechanics Research and Innovation Challenge (BRInC).

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Open Days: get an offer, get inspired and immerse yourself in your dream career
LATEST NEWS  3 Jul 2025

Open Days: get an offer, get inspired and immerse yourself in your dream career

The Charles Sturt Open Day series is back, hosting on-campus events at five of its regional campuses in August.

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LATEST NEWS  27 Jun 2025
Charles Sturt scientist contributes to the UN expert panel on foodborne parasites

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FEATURES  26 Jun 2025
Army service and COVID-19 didn’t stop this graduate

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FEATURES  25 Jun 2025
Sibling bond sees Bathurst twins live, study and graduate together

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Professor Mark Nolan

SPECIALTY TOPICS: Legal psychology, Criminal law, Military discipline law, Human rights law, Citizenship law

Mark is an interdisciplinary legal scholar with qualifications in law, honours and doctoral training in social psychology, and a Master of Asian and Pacific Studies majoring in Thai language.

Before joining Charles Sturt as Director of the Centre for Law and Justice, he worked in teaching and administrative positions at the ANU College of Law for 18 years.

Mark is widely published on the subject of law and legal psychology, has a life membership with the National Judicial College of Australia, and is the Editor-in Chief of the journal Psychiatry, Psychology and Law.

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