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Industry NSW invests in CSU to foster regional innovation

Monday, 29 Aug 2016

The NSW Government today announced a grant of $1 million over two years to CSU to develop regional clusters for business innovation.

CSU student rep elections go online

Sunday, 28 Aug 2016

The election of student representative bodies at CSU has gone entirely online including one committee dedicated to the needs of students studying online.

Let’s Count maths program to benefit Victorian preschoolers

Sunday, 28 Aug 2016

An innovative maths program co-developed by a leading CSU education academic has been implemented in 76 selected preschools in Victoria, with more to follow.

Business planning essential in a free-market dairy industry

Monday, 29 Aug 2016

As the consumer watchdog prepares to investigate the dairy sector, a CSU academic has highlighted the need for good business management skills in the industry.

Reading for fun develops an essential life skill

Wednesday, 24 Aug 2016

A CSU lecturer has published a book she hopes will help address poor literacy by encouraging the enjoyment of reading at a young age.

Graduation celebration in Sydney

Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003

CSU will celebrate the achievements of more than 650 graduates at ceremonies in Sydney next week.

Rural doctor shortages to get worse without international recruitment

Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003
Plans to stop recruiting doctors from overseas will worsen rural doctor shortages, according to Mr Mark Burdack, Executive Director of the Murray Darling Medical School initiative.

CSU ecologists join call for renewed Alpine brumby cull

Tuesday, 23 Aug 2016

Three CSU ecologists have joined a national group of scientists calling for rapid and humane control of feral horses, or brumbies, in Kosciuszko National Park.

CSU partners on national 'Respect. Now. Always.' student survey

Wednesday, 1 Jan 2003

CSU will partner with other universities across Australia in a ground-breaking national student survey on sexual assault and harassment.

CSU ecologist to study impact of Indigenous burning

Monday, 22 Aug 2016

A CSU ecologist will extend international knowledge about the impact of Indigenous burning on Australian mammals and its potential to restore heavily degraded ecosystems.

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