Amid a serious skills shortage in Australia, transition programs assisting school students into work while they are still at school have large and immediate benefits for employers, schools and students, according to studies by a senior Charles Sturt University education researcher.

What is it like “Growing up in Australia”? A landmark study of ten thousand Australian children over a period of seven years will eventually give some answers.

New contracts signed by Charles Sturt University and three Chinese universities and colleges will be celebrated during a visit to the Bathurst Campus on Monday 27 February by a high-level delegation of senior education executives from China.

Charles Sturt University’s highly successful role in the internationalisation of higher education is the focus of the Australian High Commissioner’s visit to CSU in Ontario this Friday 10 February 2006.

Charles Sturt University will offer over 4 100 places to prospective undergraduate on-campus students for its 2006 enrolment and is tracking well for the new academic year.

Charles Sturt University research has shown that computers can considerably improve the quality of school students’ learning experiences in mathematics.

A presentation about research into mental health for young people living in remote and rural areas has won the Charles Sturt University (CSU) section of the Three Minute Thesis competition.

Charles Sturt University’s latest international venture in Ontario has been welcomed with a resounding response.

The Vice-Chancellor and President of CSU, Professor Andrew Vann, says yesterday's cuts to the Australian higher education sector, announced by the federal government, will impact on the University and its capacity to contribute to the productivity of regional and rural Australia.