Archive
Business program launch in Griffith
Sunday, 9 Mar 2003An innovative Business Management / Business Studies Program will be launched this Thursday 4 September in Griffith as part of a joint initiative between Charles Sturt University and TAFE NSW Riverina Institute.
Service heralds Parliamentary activities for 2003
Sunday, 2 Mar 2003Federal Parliament will commence its formal activities for 2003 at the Australia Centre for Christianity and Culture in Canberra tomorrow, Tuesday 4 February 2003.
Wealth from water
Monday, 24 Feb 2003The future of water use will be the hot topic at a major national conference and business summit at Charles Sturt University on Friday 14 March.
CSU partnership to ease nursing shortage
Monday, 24 Feb 2003Finding a solution to the dire shortage of qualified nurses in regional centres has led to an innovative partnership between Charles Sturt University and hospitals in regional Victoria.
New director for International Office
Tuesday, 18 Feb 2003With a goal to build on the successes of the Charles Sturt University’s international agenda, Robert (Bob) Cochrane will take up his appointment as Director of International.
CSU puts best foot forward
Monday, 17 Feb 2003Charles Sturt University reaffirmed its commitment to excellence in allied health professions in regional Australia with the opening of the Allied Health Clinic in Albury.
A cooperative approach to water reforms
Monday, 17 Feb 2003New research into the impact of water reforms on New South Wales irrigators and how they can benefit from an increased emphasis on cooperatives will be revealed at a seminar at Charles Sturt University.
Charles Sturt University embraces its regions
Monday, 10 Feb 2003Charles Sturt University has launched a new initiative to redefine and further enhance its relationship with the regions encompassing its campuses.
Australian university helps to relieve nursing shortage
Monday, 10 Feb 2003An Australian university is helping address the critical shortage of nurses in Canada, with more than 60 Health Science students to graduate in Toronto this weekend, Saturday 4 October.
$2.7 million for philosophy centre
Tuesday, 21 Jan 2003Research into the corruption risks of information technology, human rights in the workplace and appropriate responses to terrorism are just a few of the areas that have gained the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics (CAPPE) a significant international standing.