An early career researcher with CSU has been recognised for her innovative work with children that have speech difficulties and their families by the Australian Research Management Society and Elsevier, a leading international scholarly publishing group.

A bill to be introduced by Christian Democrat Rev. Fred Nile, MLC into the NSW parliament raises the spectre of philosophical illiteracy and the ‘blind’ morality of the Middle Ages, says a leading CSU academic commentator.

Part of the federal government's early childhood reform agenda involves establishing a range of professional pathways for those working in early childhood education, producing highly qualified staff who offer quality educational services to young children and their families.

The NSW O’Farrell government is due to bring down its first budget since the Coalition won office at the March state election. CSU has experienced commentators to provide analysis of the budget and what it means for the communities of regional NSW.

A new report launched at NSW Parliament House in Sydney yesterday by CSU Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Goulter, has found that CSU delivers close to one billion dollars in flow-on economic benefit each year in regional NSW, and creates more than 4 900 jobs.

A position statement to guide the policies and practices of transition to school across Australia has been developed by a research group led by CSU.

The Vice-Chancellor and President of CSU, Professor Ian Goulter, has welcomed national awards to four CSU staff for their outstanding contributions to student learning at the University.

CSU Chancellor, Lawrie Willett AO, today announced that Professor Andrew Vann will succeed Professor Ian Goulter as the new Vice-Chancellor and President of the University.

A new pathway from TAFE NSW to university has been described as a true alliance between the two sectors and one directed at providing more education options for students in regional Australia.