New CSU research promotes a re-imagining and new understandings of critical teaching practice with infants.

Research by a CSU PhD graduate offers hope for enhanced science literacy in Australian classrooms.

More than 700 people will attend two CSU graduation ceremonies in Port Macquarie on Monday 18 December.

Speech and language pathology research in Fiji by a CSU PhD graduate has been praised by her supervisors for its high standard and far reaching applications.

CSU has successfully won funding to send students overseas in 2018 for further studies, and to host 12 overseas scholars to develop their skills and relations with CSU.

More than 150 people will attend the CSU graduation ceremony in Canberra on Monday 11 December.

Dr Amy MacDonald, a Charles Sturt University (CSU) academic has received funding from the Australian Research Council to support her research in early childhood mathematics education.

The work of Charles Sturt University (CSU) researchers has received funding of $312 051 from the Australian Research Council to support Vietnamese-Australian children's speech acquisition.

In a world-first, CSU researchers have piloted the use of Hexoskin wearable technology in their holistic assessment of early childhood educators' well-being.