Crossing borders between communities, cultures and curriculum will be a major goal for a national conference for Australia’s teacher educators to be held next week in Albury.

An Australian living in Burlington who was inspired by his Canadian wife to change careers is one of almost 200 Bachelor of Primary Education Studies students to graduate at ceremonies to be held at Charles Sturt University Ontario on Friday 5 June.

Early market intelligence together with a capacity to respond carefully and quickly has enabled CSU to enhance educational opportunities for not just Australia’s inland communities but for those in Canada.

The Faculty of Education at CSU has three newly-promoted professors. Dean of the Faculty of Education, Professor Toni Downes, announced the promotions, saying they are hard-won and strengthen the University's capacity to teach and research across the disciplines of education and human movement studies.

A leading education academic at CSU has called for adjustments in the practice of teaching in NSW in order to keep more young people at school longer.

ree graduation ceremonies to be staged by CSU will return to central Albury over two days from next Thursday morning, 13 December.

Amid the success of the teacher education program at Charles Sturt University in Ontario, the first Head of the new School in the Canadian province has recently taken up his position.

Disadvantaged Indigenous and rural students living in remote Australian settlements will benefit from a three year research project led by Charles Sturt University and Griffith University that uses new thinking in mathematical education and increases access to current technology.

The philanthropic George Alexander Foundation has announced a $60 000 commitment to Charles Sturt University (CSU), providing scholarships for students from the CSU Faculty of Education so they can undertake professional placements in rural and remote schools throughout Australia.