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Thousands celebrate university graduates in Bathurst
Wednesday, 7 Dec 2022More than 1,500 family and friends are celebrating the approximately 500 graduates at the 2022 Charles Sturt University graduation ceremonies in Bathurst this week.
South Korea adventure awaits for Dubbo social work student
Tuesday, 6 Dec 2022Three Charles Sturt students have received New Colombo Plan Scholarships to study overseas in the Indo-Pacific region in 2023.
Caps in the air! A big day as more than 250 celebrate university graduates in Dubbo
Monday, 5 Dec 2022Charles Sturt University held the first graduation ceremony in the December 2022 graduation season in Dubbo on Monday 5 December.
First Nations staff and students recognised for contributions
Wednesday, 30 Nov 2022First Nations staff and students were recognised for their contributions to their workplace, studies and community during the First Nations Success Awards last week.
Charles Sturt and IBM exploring potential co-created research projects
Wednesday, 30 Nov 2022Representatives of Charles Sturt University and IBM met in Bathurst last week to co-create project ideas as part of the activation of the research element of their partnership.
Online resource gives hope for improved physical health for people accessing mental health services
Tuesday, 29 Nov 2022A new resource created by a partnership between researchers from Charles Sturt University and several universities and health organisations offers hope for users of mental health services in relation to their physical health issues.
Leading experts to speak at online Early Childhood Voices 2022 Conference
Friday, 25 Nov 2022Charles Sturt University is hosting a major early childhood education and research conference online featuring international experts from Luxembourg, Canada, the USA and Australia as keynote speakers.
University pledges commitment to Mardi Gras for fifth year
Thursday, 24 Nov 2022Charles Sturt has renewed its major sponsorship agreement with the Wagga Wagga Mardi Gras for 2023 for the fifth year running.
Pests in our sight: new AI technology will save farmers hours on the job
Monday, 21 Nov 2022A Charles Sturt research project into the management of pest animals on Australian farms has created artificial intelligence (AI) technology that will transform hours of pest detection into minutes.
Report highlights University’s collective progress on sustainable development goals
Thursday, 17 Nov 2022Charles Sturt University has released its 2021 report on its efforts to advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).