Around 4 600 rural Australians die unnecessarily every year due to poorer access to health services than their metropolitan cousins, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Dean of the Faculty of Science, Professor Nick Klomp, says CSU is ready to address the rural doctor shortage that contributes to this dire situation.

The opening of the new office of the general practitioner training and placement organisation Beyond Medical Education Limited at CSU in Bathurst is an investment in the future of regional Australia, according to a senior executive.

Indigenous art has celebrated a strong bond between early childhood educators, educational providers and communities during a recent Forum held in regional NSW.

CSU aims to provide the highest quality in early childhood education and care in its proposed facility to be established at Thurgoona in 2012.

Expressions of interest have been called for developers, contractors, investors, joint venture partners and development planners to participate in the disposal of a major slice of CSU's former campus site in central Albury.

It’s official - CSU has the largest number of domestic students enrolled in its postgraduate courses in information technology, according to the latest available figures.

The Vice-Chancellor and President of CSU, Professor Ian Goulter, today welcomed the publication of the first national evaluation of the research strengths of Australian universities. CSU research was ranked as world-class in the five broad fields of agricultural and veterinary science, education, biological science, environmental science and chemical science.

The Vice-Chancellor and President of CSU, Professor Ian Goulter, today announced that Beyond Medical Education Limited, the leading provider of general practice training for medical graduates in rural and regional NSW and Victoria, will co-locate at CSU in Bathurst to promote improved linkages in rural medical and health education.

CSU Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Ian Goulter, welcomed the support of the Country Women's Association of NSW for the University's bid for $98 million in federal funding for a new integrated health and medical school in rural Australia.