A funding announcement by the NSW Government will assist CSU to work with Working Spaces HQ and Wagga Wagga City Council to promote innovation and new businesses in the Riverina region.

The next generation of female engineers will head to Charles Sturt University to attend The Power of Engineering event from 16 to 17 August.

CenWest Innovate at CSU will offer three free recruitment masterclasses for businesses in the central west at the end of August.

A CSU academic is helping put sustainable tourism on the map in Myanmar by educating tourism students about the importance of sustainability in the country’s rapidly growing tourism sector.

A Charles Sturt University (CSU) researcher has shown that small-to-medium business owners trust their accountants more when they meet them face-to-face compared to meetings held over telephone or via email or other online communication.

Research by a CSU PhD student has found the relationship between effective on-the-job training and performance of nurses, is significantly impacted by the work environment in hospitals.

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A lack of skilled workers in traditionally male-dominated trades has become a major problem in regional NSW, and a team of CSU researchers is investigating how women can help address the problem.

CSU with its co-founders the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet, Bathurst Regional Council, and Reliance Bank, was part of the launch of the Upstairs Startup Hub in Bathurst on Monday 23 April, launched by Deputy Premier and Minister for Regional NSW, Small Business, and Skills, Mr John Barilaro, MP.

As part of CSU CenWest Innovate’s comprehensive program to boost business innovation and success in the central west, it offers an exceptional free event in Bathurst to support businesses and aspiring innovators.