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Asylum backflip about political expediency: CSU experts
Wednesday, 15 Aug 2012The federal government accepting all 22 recommendations of the expert panel on asylum-seeker policy is a pragmatic political compromise that could have been reached some years ago, says a CSU political scientist.
CSU doubles Port Macquarie offerings
Wednesday, 8 Aug 2012University students on the Mid-North Coast of NSW will soon have more opportunity to study locally through CSU in Port Macquarie.
Insight into equestrian relationship
Friday, 3 Aug 2012For many, the only time we see elite equestrian events is during the Olympic Games but a CSU researcher takes great interest in the unique sporting relationship between horse and rider.
No difference in development with childcare
Monday, 30 Jul 2012Parents who have feared sending their babies to childcare too early can rest a little easier, according to a research project led by a CSU academic
Computers may need patterns to think better
Monday, 30 Jul 2012Patterns needed to help computers think better have been investigated by an international research group including a CSU expert, with the results reported in the latest issue of the international journal Nature Scientific Reports.
Rural education advocate leads review
Thursday, 26 Jul 2012Professor of Agriculture Jim Pratley will draw on his lengthy experience in agricultural education at CSU as he leads a review of education and training in the NSW rural sector.
Return to CSU for new Head of Port Macquarie
Thursday, 26 Jul 2012It was a short-lived retirement for one of CSU's most senior and valued academics with the appointment of Professor Ross Chambers as Head of CSU in Port Macquarie.
CSU updates degrees for modern teachers
Thursday, 26 Jul 2012One of Australia’s largest educators of primary and secondary school teachers, CSU is updating its undergraduate teacher education courses to better reflect the needs of modern school systems, schools and pupils.
Student accommodation expands at CSU
Wednesday, 25 Jul 2012Albury-based Zauner Construction has been named as the successful tenderer for the design and construction of new student accommodation at CSU at Orange and Wagga Wagga.
Fellowships to foster Indigenous academics
Wednesday, 25 Jul 2012CSU has extended its commitment to Indigenous curriculum and teaching by establishing four new Indigenous Academic Fellowships.