Research at CSU is examining childhood speech and language diversity in Fiji to help develop culturally and linguistically sensitive services for Fijians with communication disabilities.

New guidelines have been developed to help universities support and retain students from refugee backgrounds as they move from Australian high schools into tertiary education.

A new two-year study led by a CSU researcher will aim to change the way the Australian wine industry puts research into practice.

Parents of young children who experience hearing loss are influenced by a number of external factors when deciding whether their child will use speech or sign language, or be multilingual, research from CSU has shown.

A new study is underway at CSU to better understand how very young children can be supported to write and draw at home and at childcare.

Childhood assessment and early intervention approaches must do more for children from culturally diverse backgrounds, according to CSU research.

A CSU speech pathology research student won the science leadership category of the 2015 NSW-ACT Young Achiever Awards announced on Saturday 21 March.

It's often said, "a picture tells a thousand words", and CSU research using digital photos has shed new light on the learning experiences of young refugees in regional Australia.

Two CSU PhD students have received prestigious national awards.