Education students from CSU in Dubbo will become the first pre-service teachers from an Australian university to complete the Healthy Culture Healthy Country Program this week.

The development of speech and language and how it can shape a child's future will be discussed at the 2015 Bob Meyenn Education Lecture at CSU in Albury-Wodonga on Wednesday 9 September.

The disappointing preliminary results from the 2015 NAPLAN indicates a problem with the test rather than the teaching, according to a CSU literacy expert.

CSU has paid tribute to a courageous advocate for quality education and a long-standing and committed academic.

Disruptions due to landslides and road blocks, diverse languages and poor telecommunications are some of the challenges a CSU researcher has faced while working with teachers in remote villages in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

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.

Teacher education students at CSU will have the opportunity to add football coaching to their skills through a new agreement with Football Wagga Wagga.

Two CSU PhD students have received prestigious national awards.

Research by a CSU PhD student suggests NSW has a maldistribution of teachers, not an oversupply.