Plans for an Australia-China free trade agreement and greater banking deregulation in China will benefit all Australians, says CSU economist Professor John Hicks.

CSU has received the first two specialist agriculture education practitioners from the University of Kentucky in a three-way partnership with The Scots School, Bathurst.

Charles Sturt University distance education students in Sydney can now meet face-to-face with University staff and other students at a new Distance Education Outreach Centre at Sydney Olympic Park.

It is a well worn path from Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Wagga Wagga to Vietnam's Mekong Delta for research student Mr David Gale, but it will be made a little easier in 2014 with the assistance of a prestigious scholarship.

Understanding why Chinese consumers purchase Western goods is vital for Australian businesses looking to expand their exports to one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, according CSU Professor of Marketing Steve D’Alessandro.

Fourteen CSU journalism students will travel to the city of Rishikesh, in the state of Uttarakhand in northern India, in mid-November to take part in a three-week international 'experiential learning' program.

Ten CSU psychology students will gain first-hand insight into the influence of culture on behaviour during a 10-day visit to Macau in late November.

A condition known as 'maths anxiety' is one that Dr Ajay Ramful hopes fewer children will experience as a result of his research being undertaken at CSU.

The return of Australians involved in the Syrian conflict is the most serious issue facing ASIO and police agencies in the immediate future, according to CSU counter terrorism expert, Associate Professor Nick O’Brien.