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.

Speech pathology and dentistry students from CSU will show the fruits of their labours across southern NSW when the first SpICE Student Showcase is held on Tuesday 11 June at CSU in Albury-Wodonga.

CSU Director of Corporate Affairs Mr Mark Burdack has welcomed support from Senator Fiona Nash and Riverina MP Michael McCormack for a Murray Darling Medical School.

Representatives of CSU and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation last week signed a Memorandum of Understanding to facilitate the recruitment of CSU Indigenous students from a range of disciplines to the ABC.

Two of regional Australia’s largest tertiary education providers have formed a partnership with the goal of ensuring that communities in the Murray-Darling region have access to a comprehensive range of courses that focus on skills shortages in the region.

A CSU academic has received international accolades for her research into speech impairment in young children.

CSU graduate Ms Emily Clapham is on her way to becoming a rural GP and credits her Bachelor of Clinical Science degree with getting her started.

The $2.3 billion funding cuts to higher education announced unexpectedly by the Federal Government to fund school education reforms are short-sighted and unwise according to CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann.

CSU is offering a free, five week long, online course to give prospective students a sense of what it would be like to undertake an IT doctorate.