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.

Due to the current fire emergencies in many areas of Australia's eastern states, Charles Sturt University (CSU) is ensuring that affected students and their families receive the University's sympathy and support.

If the thought of standing in front of the class in the weekly spelling bee still sends shivers down your spine, CSU research might offer some comfort.

They are on the front-line of human tragedy, crime and violence in their daily coverage of events for television news. Now new research underway at CSU will explore how Australian television news camera operators - both in regional and metropolitan areas - cope with on-going exposure to the rigours of their work.

Inspired by the reality television series, The Amazing Race, two CSU students will present their own version in a 48-hour race this month from Wagga Wagga to Bathurst for prizes worth $500.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) students will be even better organised when it comes to assignments, with a dynamic, personalised, and mobile assessment calendar at their fingertips.

It has become a right of passage for CSU television production students as they test their learning in the 'real' world. For five days in July, five staff and 62 students from the Bachelor of Stage & Screen (Television Production) program at CSU in Wagga Wagga attended the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Conference and Exhibition in Sydney.

CSU Bachelor of Clinical Practice (Paramedic) students will soon be getting hands-on experience in a range of new settings thanks to a pilot program at CSU in Port Macquarie.

Public safety, security, law enforcement, and disaster preparedness will be in the spotlight with the launch of a new journal published by the CSU Faculty of Arts.