A CSU academic from Wagga Wagga will play a key role in a federally-funded project exploring how best to measure the impact of publically-funded research.

CSU has announced a partnership with the Centre for Customs and Excise Studies (CCES), further extending the University's capabilities in law enforcement and security.

Policing and security experts from around the world will gather at Sydney's Moore Park later this year for a conference hosted by CSU's Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security and School of Policing Studies.

More than 6 500 students from around the world are expected to begin a free cyber security course with CSU today.

A CSU economist has welcomed news the carbon tax will be scrapped next year in favour of an early start to an emissions trading scheme.

Enhancing the profitability of sheep and wool producers will be the key focus of a major Agribusiness Today forum to be held at Borenore, west of Orange, on Thursday 8 August.

Further improvements to early childhood education for Australian babies and toddlers, particularly for at risk communities, is the aim of new research at CSU.

While there has been much research about rivers in rural and remote Australia, including by Charles Sturt University, a CSU PhD student from Botswana is examining the Cooks and Georges Rivers in Sydney, NSW, to estimate the value to urban communities of improved riverine health.

Whistleblower laws recently passed by parliament brought the federal government back to the forefront of public integrity standards, according to the CSU academic whose research informed the legislation.