An Australian living in Burlington who was inspired by his Canadian wife to change careers is one of almost 200 Bachelor of Primary Education Studies students to graduate at ceremonies to be held at Charles Sturt University Ontario on Friday 5 June.

Charles Sturt University will hold one graduation ceremony in Canberra on Friday 22 May, as 70 graduates receive their degrees, diplomas and certificates from CSU Chancellor Lawrie Willett, AO.

A former Federal police officer honoured for his extensive overseas service in Asia, including after the 2002 Bali bombings, will address CSU policing graduates in Goulburn on Friday 15 May.

Charles Sturt University will hold three ceremonies in Albury from Thursday afternoon, 23 April, as 591 graduates receive their degrees, diplomas and certificates from CSU Chancellor Lawrie Willett, AO.

Former politician, actress and grazier, the Hon. Ms Elisabeth Kirkby will soon be able to add CSU graduate to her long list of achievements. She will be among almost 2 000 graduates eligible to receive their awards from the CSU at Wagga Wagga this week.

Compulsory tutorials, late night teleconferences and a string of student accolades can all be traced to CSU academic, Dr Graeme McLean.

ree graduation ceremonies to be staged by CSU will return to central Albury over two days from next Thursday morning, 13 December.

More than 300 graduates will be honoured in Ontario, Canada this week for their dedication and hard work during the largest of the CSU graduation ceremonies held in the province.

A man who spent more than 40 years as a police officer, rising to become the most senior officer of Australia’s largest police force, will be honoured by CSU this week.