The latest trends and best-practice standards expected of public relations professionals will be revealed during a visit to the Charles Sturt University School of Communication by Crispin Manners, chairman of the UK Public Relations Consultants Association (PRCA).

Eight Charles Sturt University commerce students will join the growing number of foreigners studying in China, with each to spend the coming semester in the Asian country under the Australian University Mobility in Asia and the Pacific program (UMAP).

This month, two Charles Sturt University communication students from Sydney will head overseas on the work experience assignment of a lifetime.

At a time when overseas study programs are more popular than ever in the United States, a potential partnership between Charles Sturt University and the University of Delaware in the US is likely to be formed.

The battle against the leading cause of mortality, sudden heart attacks, motivates Charles Sturt University researcher Dr Lexin Wang to pursue studies and clinical trials in Australia and overseas.

Charles Sturt University is set to provide postgraduate studies to lecturers at primary teachers colleges in Papua New Guinea under a $1.4 million AusAID-funded contract.

International honours have been bestowed on Charles Sturt University Professor of Irrigation Graeme Batten for his leading research into the rapid, reliable and low cost analysis technique which has revolutionised crop management.

Dr Lynne Johnstone, lecturer in the School of Public Health at Charles Sturt University will share her expertise in this area with researchers in labour management at De Montford University in Leicester England, as a Visiting Research Fellow.

The head of one of Australia’s leading communication schools, Charles Sturt University’s Associate Professor Tom Watson believes UK research on the future of television presents an opportunity for the Australian broadcast sector to anticipate change over the next decade.