A passion to contribute to save the lives of 1.5 million children and improve the quality of lives of 663 million people world-wide earned third place for the CSU representative at a recent national research ‘pitching’ competition.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) final-year Bachelor of Physiotherapy student Ms Claire Smart recently presented her Honours research paper at the 11th Pan-Pacific Conference on Rehabilitation in Hong Kong.

The first speech pathology and therapy degree in Australia to be offered outside a metropolitan area celebrates 20 years on Friday 30 November, demonstrating the need for training allied health professionals for regional and rural Australia in the regions.

A CSU research proposal aims to enhance the quality of life of people living with dementia in the Mid North Coast region by examining their experiences in creative and arts-based programs.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) welcomes Professor Amanda Barnard as interim Head of School for the Charles Sturt University and Western Sydney University (WSU) Joint Program in Medicine.

The national Equally Well campaign has recently launched a new website to help people living with mental illness.

CSU speech pathology researchers have received the double honour of being named ‘Australia’s Research Field Leaders’ in both the individual ‘Field Leader’ and ‘Leading Institution’ categories.

A CSU academic who has long advocated for a Royal Commission into Australia’s aged care system welcomes the announcement by the Prime Minister to establish a Royal Commission into the aged care industry.

When he first sought to come to Australia from Iraq in 1992, little did Dr Karim Hashim Al-Saedi know it would take 26 years to reach his goal.