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Chinese share higher education insights
Wednesday, 10 Nov 1999As the Chinese higher education sector heads into a period of rapid change, its senior administrators are getting an inside look at how Australian universities are run.
CareFlight links with Charles Sturt University
Saturday, 6 Nov 1999Australia's aero-medical retrieval services lead the world in best practice and a new agreement to be signed between Charles Sturt University and CareFlight will enhance research into this critical health care service.
CSU joins international tourism centre
Wednesday, 27 Oct 1999Charles Sturt University will be welcomed as a participant in the leading Australian Cooperative Research Centre for Tourism, at an official opening and workshop on the Bathurst Campus next week.
International Nature Tourism Program
Wednesday, 27 Oct 1999The International Nature Tourism Project is an arm of the Cooperative Research Centre for Sustainable Tourism.
CSU wins $3.7 million boost for research
Wednesday, 27 Oct 1999Charles Sturt University has been granted $3.7 million in prestigious Australian Research Council funding, including more than $2.6 million to establish a national Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics.
Green campus wins gold
Sunday, 24 Oct 1999Charles Sturt University won gold for the extensive water conservation systems and ecological management on the University's Thurgoona Campus.
Wallabies salute Wagga Wagga mascot
Thursday, 21 Oct 1999Australia's Rugby Union team the Wallabies has applauded Charles Sturt University's latest geoglyph exercise as "the best support we've received from home - certainly the most unusual".
CSU wins education exporter award
Wednesday, 20 Oct 1999The success of Charles Sturt University in increasing its overseas student market has been recognised with a Highly Commended award in the 1999 Premier's NSW Exporter of the Year Awards.
Conserving farm bushland just good economic sense: CSU study
Monday, 18 Oct 1999Conservation of native bushland still standing on farmlands in the southern Riverina of NSW and Northeast Victoria would benefit the Australian community by up to $70 million over five years, according to a study by Charles Sturt University researchers.
UN conference puts Bathurst on the map
Sunday, 17 Oct 1999An information technology conference will be run in conjunction with a United Nations workshop being held at Charles Sturt University on 19-22 October.