Archive
Students improve future for regional Australia
Wednesday, 23 Feb 2000Prospects for retaining trained professionals in regional areas are improving if demand for courses at Charles Sturt University this year is anything to go by.
Charles Sturt University honoured by Royal visit
Wednesday, 23 Feb 2000Today's official announcement that Charles Sturt University is to be included in the Royal visit has been met with honour and delight.
Riverina seminars to answer questions about tertiary study
Tuesday, 8 Feb 2000Whether or not to return to study can be a daunting decision. To help answer questions about studying at tertiary level, Charles Sturt University will run a series of seminars in the Riverina during August and September.
Conserving water more important than freeway pollution
Sunday, 6 Feb 2000Water conservation issues are the most important local environmental issue for Albury-Wodonga residents, even surpassing the proposed freeway, according to findings from a survey conducted by Charles Sturt University researcher Jonathon Howard.
Challenges loom for Australia's ageing society
Wednesday, 2 Feb 2000There may be greater difficulties ahead for many older Australians, particularly in regional centres, according to the new Head of Charles Sturt University's Albury-Wodonga Campus, Professor David Battersby.
CSU Summer Scholars Day
Wednesday, 2 Feb 2000Eight young researchers took part in this year's Summer Scholars Day, working with senior researchers on Charles Sturt University's Albury-Wodonga and Wagga Wagga Campuses.
CSU reports healthy enrolments for 2000
Friday, 21 Jan 2000Charles Sturt University courses have experienced a significant upsurge in demand from applicants for full-time study in 2000.
Albury courses continue strong performance
Thursday, 20 Jan 2000For the second year running, the physiotherapy degree offered on Charles Sturt University's Albury-Wodonga Campus is among the highest published UAI scores in NSW.
Accounting graduates in high demand
Monday, 17 Jan 2000Enrolments in accounting degrees at Charles Sturt University reflect a national trend that is seeing more women and mature age graduates enter the profession where graduate supply is not meeting industry demand.
Artists' work on show at summer school
Monday, 17 Jan 2000Budding artists and those who want to learn from the masters, have arrived on the Bathurst Campus of Charles Sturt University this week for the annual Mitchell School of Creative Arts Summer School.