The training and employment prospects for CSU students in the Faculty of Business will be enhanced when representatives of the University and the National Australia Bank sign a Memorandum of Understanding in Bathurst on Thursday 27 June.

CSU Bachelor of Clinical Practice (Paramedic) students will soon be getting hands-on experience in a range of new settings thanks to a pilot program at CSU in Port Macquarie.

CSU Bachelor of Veterinary Science student Ms Kerryn Illes has won a trip to South Africa to work in an animal orphanage as part of the AustralianSuper KickStart competition. The prize package also includes a four day elephant safari to Kruger National Park.

They have been eating and selling chocolates with a fury and for a worthy cause.

It has been a truly international education for Dr Sitti Maesuri Patahuddin who, along with her family, is settling into her first 'real' Australian winter.

CSU students from the Faculty of Business will begin a two-week study tour to China on Saturday 22 June to gain a better understanding of dealing with the strongest emerging economic power in the world.

Public safety, security, law enforcement, and disaster preparedness will be in the spotlight with the launch of a new journal published by the CSU Faculty of Arts.

A love of all things literary will attract more than 100 people to Wagga Wagga in early July for a three-day conference.

Australia will be at a greater risk of cybercrime and cyber-terror because of a recent federal government decision to cap tax-deductions for self-education expenses, according to a CSU expert.