A high school excursion to a nuclear reactor was all 21-year-old Ms Bree Redgrove needed to know to inform what her future career would look like.

International Nurses Day on Sunday 12 May is a time to celebrate the global impact that nurses have on the health care system. And a Charles Sturt University rural health lecturer said the future of nursing looks bright.

Growing up surrounded by animals on his family’s property in Arcadia in north-west Sydney, Ryan Haste knew early on that becoming a vet was in his future.

Continuing his higher education journey at Charles Sturt University was a way for a Canberra-based engineer to deepen his knowledge of his chosen field.

A Wiradyuri Wambuul woman, who graduated from Charles Sturt University this week with academic excellence, was guided by her Wiradyuri culture, ancestors and community to complete a PhD to impart ‘crucial knowledge and wisdom’.

Twenty Charles Sturt University paramedicine students gained professional and personal experiences of a lifetime during three-weeks’ clinical work placement with first responder ambulance services in the USA.

Awards season is in full swing and two Charles Sturt University alumni are in the thick of it. Two television production graduates have been recognised after winning an International Emmy Award for their children’s wildlife documentary series.

Growing up on a property just outside the rural New South Wales town of Cobar instilled a lifelong passion for agriculture in Georgina Whiteman.

Experiencing the resilient agricultural systems in Timor-Leste not only made Campbell Watt grateful for living in a first-world country such as Australia but inspired a new passion to help others thrive.