A recent Charles Sturt University graduate is grateful for his scholarship and the donors for the peace of mind it gave him to be able to study to the best of his ability online during COVID-19 and later while travelling.

Graduate Ms Sarah Fraser received multiple scholarships during her study at Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga and she said that support allowed her to maintain her constant pursuit of the ‘why’ of the agriculture industry.

A married couple in Wodonga (VIC) will both graduate at a Charles Sturt University graduation ceremony in Wagga Wagga on Friday 11 April.

A senior South Australian police officer and Charles Sturt University postgraduate student welcomed the opportunity to engage with industry leaders in security on a recent study tour to one of the world’s largest commercial markets, Singapore.

A two-week Charles Sturt University postgraduate policing and investigations study tour to Singapore provided one student with a deeper understanding which she is already applying to her work and left her inspired to keep studying.

For Charles Sturt University postgraduate policing and investigations student Ms Jess Murray, participation in a two-week study tour to Singapore was a welcome opportunity for both professional development and cultural exploration.

Studying to become an occupational therapist was the final piece to Kirsten Pini’s puzzle as every aspect of their life incorporated the skills of the profession.

A commitment to advancing opportunities for women in the male-dominated construction industry sees graduate engineer and Albury-Wodonga resident Ms Emmeline Rocks awarded the Charles Sturt University Distinguished Young Alumni of the Year.

A Charles Sturt University alumna is using her social work background and lived experience to help change the lives of families with neurodivergent children. She has won a Charles Sturt Alumni Award for Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Creativity.