An interest in technology sparked while at school in India led Mr Manveersingh (‘Manu’) Saluja to study at Charles Sturt University in Bathurst and to a graduate internship and then a full-time job with IBM in Bathurst in regional Australia.

A Charles Sturt academic and graduate explain some of the challenges around navigating self-care for psychologists and what this means for psychologists and their clients.

The COVID-19 pandemic was a turbulent time putting many people’s careers and livelihoods in jeopardy, but for one Charles Sturt University student, it was the catalyst for a new passion.

Education is a privilege many take for granted, but on World Teachers Day, Friday 27 October, the often-selfless contributions of those helping shape the minds of the next generation are cause for celebration.

A mature-age Charles Sturt University student is surprised but enthusiastic to find he is studying to be a primary school teacher late in his working career.

A mother-of-four is reaching her career goals with the help of Charles Sturt's Collaborative Teachers Aide Pathway. She talks about pursuing her dream while in her 40s ahead of World Teachers Day on Friday 27 October

Charles Sturt University’s own community of inspiring women have shared their journeys ahead of this year’s International Day of Rural Women on Sunday 15 October 2023.

Caring for loved ones is often part of everyday life. Common, yet essential tasks can include cooking dinner or school drop-offs and pickup, but for a portion of the community, caring is a full-time job.

From being sidelined in school to pursuing his dream career in pharmacy, Charles Sturt University student Mr Jesse Daniel is determined to join the fight to improve regional healthcare.