Archive
Celebrating 25 years of CSU social work education
Wednesday, 19 Oct 2016Staff, students and alumni will celebrate 25 years of social work education at CSU with a special two-day conference in November.
Majority of medical graduates still shun the bush
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003The latest report from the Medical Deans of Australia and New Zealand shows that less than 18 per cent of final-year medical students intend to work in rural or regional practice after graduation.
Improving university access for people with a disability
Tuesday, 18 Oct 2016Improving access to higher education for people with a disability from a low socio-economic background in regional areas is the focus of new CSU-led research.
Does the full moon bring out the lunatics?
Monday, 17 Oct 2016As the full moon rises many police officers brace for a hectic night believing it's when 'lunatics come out' but CSU research has dispelled the myth.
Flood impacts: CSU experts
Friday, 14 Oct 2016Catchments across south eastern Australia are sodden, river systems swollen and many communities are dealing with ongoing flooding. CSU experts can talk about the environmental and social impacts.
Attributes of mental health workers tested online
Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003CSU PhD researcher Ms Jodie Goldney has developed an online test to assess the personal attributes of prospective workers seeking employment in mental health.
CSU student shines as future paramedic
Thursday, 13 Oct 2016A CSU paramedicine student has won a national award with the prediction she'll have a 'significant' future impact on her chosen profession.
Scanning a bee’s brain to see how it learns
Wednesday, 12 Oct 2016Combining his profession in medical imaging with a passion for apiary, CSU scientist Dr Mark Greco is examining bees' brains to understand how they respond to environmental change.
Refuting the theological foundations of violent extremism
Tuesday, 11 Oct 2016The Third Australian Conference on Islam, sponsored by CSU, will be held in Melbourne next week and will consider how the theological foundations of violent extremism can be refuted.
Blue poles: still polarising debate
Monday, 10 Oct 2016Charles Sturt University (CSU) experts in art history have weighed in on a proposal to sell off the Jackson Pollock painting, Blue poles.