CSU supports calls for a Regional Rural and Remote Education Commissioner

Charles Sturt University, Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann today welcomed the Bill before the Federal Parliament to establish a Regional, Rural and Remote Education Commissioner.

‘VietSpeech’ project to deliver for Australia

Following Refugee Week 2018 last week, researchers at CSU seek Vietnamese-Australians aged 18 and over to participate in a study that examines their use of Vietnamese and English while living in Australia.

CSU leading the charge with Playing Right initiative breaking down barriers around sexual assault and harassment at universities

Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Ms Isabel Fox is leading the way in pastoral care for students and in cultural change around sexual assault and sexual harassment that has been shown as a problem for all universities.

CSU to host Improving University Teaching Conference

Charles Sturt University (CSU) is proud to be hosting the 43rd annual Improving University Teaching (IUT) Conference at CSU in Port Macquarie.

This is the first time the conference has been held in Australia, and outside a metro location.

CSU Research: Testing the tasting of Australian Shiraz in Hong Kong

Asia’s premier wine trade fair has provided the perfect opportunity for National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) and Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI) researchers to collect data while promoting Australian wine.

CSU Three Minute Thesis Competition Final

Could you present an 80,000 word thesis in three minutes? That is the challenge for Charles Sturt University (CSU) doctoral students at the Three Minute Thesis (3MT^®) Competition held this month.

CSU investigates Wagga Wagga racism incident

Charles Sturt University (CSU) Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew Vann said, “The University has identified all students in both images distributed last Friday following an event at the Black Swan in Wagga Wagga”.

Fishways show the way in Mekong basin

A project led by CSU researchers has shown that fishways can be successfully added to irrigation structures to allow fish to swim upstream around obstructing migration barriers such as dams, weirs and levee banks.

CSU research to aid Parkinson’s disease sufferers in regional NSW

A CSU nursing research team has been engaged by Parkinson’s NSW to undertake a project in rural and regional NSW.

CSU research: Do facial features signal behavioural traits?

A CSU research student seeks participants for her study to determine whether people possess an evolved capacity to detect facial features that signal behavioural traits and relationship behaviours as a potential partner.