Charles Sturt University will move its photography degree currently based on its Albury-Wondonga Campus to Wagga Wagga Campus in a move to integrate the course with related areas.

More than one million dollars worth of Australian Research Council grants will be administered by Charles Sturt University from next year in a variety of new projects funded by the Federal Government.

Complementary medicine is now recognised as a $1 billion a year industry in Australia.

The review of Charles Sturt University’s School of Communication general staffing levels has been finalised, the results strongly endorsing the School’s practical teaching model used for communication courses.

Winemakers and vignerons from throughout Australia and overseas are expected to return to Wagga Wagga for the 25th reunion of wine education at Charles Sturt University today, Friday 29 June.

Achieving a balance between quality and access has resulted in the decision to increase the student contribution level at Charles Sturt University by 25 per cent for 2006.

Charles Sturt University’s establishment in Canada has been received positively, with the University registering more than 800 expressions of interest in its new teacher education program since its announcement in mid February.

Charles Sturt University will establish itself in the Canadian province of Ontario, after becoming one of the first external providers to receive approval to operate as a university. 

The latest award winning communication graduate from Charles Sturt University is recent British Academy (BAFTA) award winner Hattie Dalton.