Archive
Research challenges popular online beliefs
Wednesday, 30 Jul 2003Research into how Charles Sturt University students use the Internet has dispelled popular beliefs about what type of person goes online to study.
Enrolment numbers at CSU
Wednesday, 23 Jul 2003Claims that Charles Sturt University could lose more than 2 500 student places under proposed higher education reforms have been firmly rejected by CSU Deputy Vice Chancellor (Administration) Professor David Battersby.
Looking to our digital future
Tuesday, 22 Jul 2003The head of one of Australia’s leading communication schools, Charles Sturt University’s Associate Professor Tom Watson believes UK research on the future of television presents an opportunity for the Australian broadcast sector to anticipate change over the next decade.
Irrigation expert available for media comment
Tuesday, 15 Jul 2003A leading irrigation expert is calling for the consumer to be involved in the on-going water allocation debate in Australia.
Johnstone Centre 2003 Research Conference
Friday, 11 Jul 2003Dates: Thursday 13 November 2003 Venue: C D Blake Lecture Theatres, Charles Sturt University Thurgoona Campus, off Elizabeth Mitchell Drive, Thurgoona.
Science, Space and $
Thursday, 10 Jul 2003The NSW Government has expressed confidence in the spatial science program at Charles Sturt University through a $100 000 investment in student scholarships.
CSU pays tribute to Theo Barker
Tuesday, 8 Jul 2003Over 100 years of learning on the site of Charles Sturt University’s Bathurst campus was vividly brought to life by local historian Theo Barker who died yesterday, Wednesday 6 August.
What was the bush really like?
Thursday, 26 Jun 2003Experts have long asserted that European settlement has had a major impact on the Australian environment, but what was Australia really like before Europeans settled here?
Young Australian researchers muscle in on European award
Wednesday, 25 Jun 2003A human movement study aimed at improving the quality of life for older women is one of two Australian research projects short listed for the prestigious European College of Sport Science Young Investigator Award.
Introducing technology to teaching Indigenous culture earns award
Tuesday, 17 Jun 2003Developing ways of using modern technology to improve learning about Indigenous cultures has earned a Charles Sturt University academic the Microsoft Outstanding Educational Leader Award for 2003 from the NSW branch of the Australian Council of Educational Leaders.