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Gender and feminist studies advances at Charles Sturt
Wednesday, 17 Feb 2021A new network was launched at Charles Sturt University last week to make gender and feminist studies at the University more visible, and encourage and support research students working in the field.
Governor-General’s office invites Charles Sturt to deliver staff training
Friday, 12 Feb 2021The Office of the Official Secretary to the Governor-General has invited Charles Sturt University to deliver unconscious bias and inclusivity training to all of its staff.
Research to help support care-leavers into higher education
Thursday, 11 Feb 2021A new report provides insights about the systemic barriers to higher education for young people with out-of-home care experience.
School starts for more than 700 regional teaching graduates
Thursday, 11 Feb 2021As new students across the state start the school year, so too do hundreds of Charles Sturt University graduate teachers who play a crucial role in filling positions in regional and remote areas.
Scholarships established to help build resilience and strengthen MidCoast
Tuesday, 9 Feb 2021Charles Sturt and MidCoast Council to offer Community Leadership and Resilience Scholarships to create leaders for the community.
Researchers assist local council with PFAS contamination management
Friday, 5 Feb 2021Research by Charles Sturt University engineering academics is helping a regional NSW council to understand and remediate a site contaminated with chemicals.
‘Train in the country, remain in the country’; scholarships breed benefits
Thursday, 4 Feb 2021A family pastoral company in southern NSW is an exemplar of the benefits that student scholarships and support for Charles Sturt University can make to individuals and rural and regional communities.
From lock down to start-up: Innovation Hubs launch business program
Thursday, 4 Feb 2021Charles Sturt Innovation Hubs' Ready to Launch program to take regional start-up ideas from concept to fruition.
From silent, to severe. Q Fever research focusses on patient experience
Monday, 1 Feb 2021Charles Sturt research to give insight into experience of people with Q Fever.
The Four-day Week; regional employer and employee views sought
Monday, 1 Feb 2021With interest in a four-day working week increasing, a Charles Sturt University research student seeks participants for a study that explores how regional organisations are addressing employee wellbeing in relation to overwork and burnout.