It is not just having a sound understanding of your subject which makes an effective teacher in business education.

By breaking down barriers to educational opportunities, as well as provide close community and educational support for parents, a new program due to commence next month hopes to improve literacy levels among Indigenous children in the East Dubbo area.

Collaboration between schools and the Indigenous community plays a key role in Indigenous students continuing their education, says Charles Sturt University School of Education professor, Stephen Kemmis.

A new program aimed at encouraging more women to undertake and complete research at Charles Sturt University will be launched this Friday 21 May in Wagga Wagga, NSW.

Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) commitment to learning, teaching and research in regional Australia has been strengthened with the announcement today that CSU is finalising arrangements with the University of Sydney for transfer of its Orange Campus to CSU from 1 January 2005.

In 1973, the Orange Agricultural College was established by the NSW State Government to offer courses related principally to the management of agricultural business.

Lack of access by rural women to basic health, education and transport services has emerged from preliminary results of a national survey conducted by a group of leading rural social researchers at Charles Sturt University.

Charles Sturt University welcomes the allocation of new Commonwealth supported university places announced by the Federal Minister for Education, Science and Training Dr Brendan Nelson.

A need to ensure future generations of pharmacists for rural and regional Australia has driven third generation pharmacist Peter Gissing to take the helm of the Charles Sturt Pharmacy Foundation.