Archive
CSU moves against the trend
Friday, 22 Oct 2004Charles Sturt University has caught the attention of prospective university students in NSW, according to early figures released this week by the NSW Universities Admission Centre for the 2005 academic year.
Saving lives behind the scenes
Tuesday, 5 Oct 2004They are the second largest group of health professionals in Australia after nurses.
2004 Biotechnology Innovation Festival
Tuesday, 5 Oct 20042004 Biotechnology Innovation Festival on 14 May 2004, Titled "Biological Solutions" at Wagga Wagga Civic Centre, Wagga Wagga
Social workers take centre stage at international forum
Thursday, 30 Sep 2004The social work profession has never been more challenged by the demands of modern society and a series of critical discussion points for the profession will be raised by Charles Sturt University academics.
Ambassador of European Commission visits CSU
Monday, 20 Sep 2004A visit to Charles Sturt University next month by the Ambassador of the European Commission to Australia and New Zealand Piergiorgio Mazzocchi will give Riverina industry and business a direct insight into Australia’s largest economic partner.
Major funding promise for Police Training in Australia
Monday, 13 Sep 2004Charles Sturt University’s Australian Graduate School of Policing based in Manly, NSW welcomes the Federal Coalition’s promise of $11.2 million announced during the election campaign.
Encouraging Indigenous students to consider health careers
Thursday, 9 Sep 2004As part of its ongoing commitment to Indigenous communities within its regions, the 2004 Koori Health Careers Residential Workshop will be launched on Monday 13 September at Charles Sturt University.
It’s not a numbers game for disadvantaged students
Thursday, 2 Sep 2004Investigating the mathematical skills, knowledge and outcomes for young people from disadvantaged backgrounds is the goal of the new Professor of Education at Charles Sturt University Robyn Zevenbergen.
CSU announces new Dubbo committee
Friday, 20 Aug 2004At its recent meeting, the governing Council of Charles Sturt University appointed members to the new Regional Consultative Committee for the Dubbo Campus.
Regional transport needs under microscope
Friday, 20 Aug 2004Exploring the social, environmental and economic impact of rail services in regional NSW is the focus of a research project commissioned by the Local Government and Shires Associations of NSW.