A CSU botanist is continuing to share his insights into the survival secrets of the eucalypts during bushfires – this time to a Japanese audience.

A program designed to give allied health students at CSU experience in a Vietnamese orphanage for children with disabilities will be recognised for its outstanding contribution to quality of student learning.

A work placement in rural India has given a CSU nursing student a unique opportunity to reflect on how health care in a developing nation compares to practice in Australia.

CSU has been selected to deliver the prestigious Mid Career Training Program for the Indian Police Service from 2014 to 2017.

A CSU expert in Australia's meat livestock industry believes prospects for global meat production are positive, but national government policies, future profitability and climate change pose challenges.

On arrival in Australia, animal scientist Mr Jacob Kuusu was described as an ambassador for Nigeria but he is now also a firm advocate for Charles Sturt University (CSU).

A strange alliance has reignited the carbon pricing debate in Australia, and led to clear differences in policies to reduce the national production of greenhouse gases.

The extreme Sunni Islamic group ISIS – Islamic State in Iraq and Syria – is not supported by history as it claims to set up a fundamentalist Islamic state, and this has implications for Australia, say two CSU academics.

Thailand is the destination for a three week study tour by eleven Charles Sturt University (CSU) paramedic students who embark for Bangkok on Saturday 21 June.