Charles Sturt University (CSU), in collaboration with eight regional and metropolitan Australian universities, has been selected to participate in an Australian-first, piloting the Carnegie Classification.

The first speech pathology and therapy degree in Australia to be offered outside a metropolitan area celebrates 20 years on Friday 30 November, demonstrating the need for training allied health professionals for regional and rural Australia in the regions.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) alumnus and Pro Chancellor for the Northern Region of the University, Mr Kurt Fearnley, AO, has recently been named NSW Australian of the Year 2019.

Three CSU social work academics have received the highest recognition from their peers when they were named ‘Social Work Educator of the Year’ for 2018 in September.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) announced today a $100,000 research commitment to assist in addressing labour market challenges in rural and regional areas.

CSU has begun the installation of solar panels that will provide the University with over 2,500 kW of renewable energy across its Albury, Bathurst, Dubbo and Orange campuses.

CSU was acknowledged nation-wide for its outstanding results based on national survey data in The Good Education Group’s Good Universities Guide earlier this week, including a five-star rating and ranked number eight in Australia for ‘First-Generation’ students.

Tireless refugee supporter, women’s advocate and CSU student Mrs Forough Ataollahi has been named NSW International Student of the Year for 2018 in the higher education category.

When he first sought to come to Australia from Iraq in 1992, little did Dr Karim Hashim Al-Saedi know it would take 26 years to reach his goal.