A CSU social work researcher who is exploring the meaning and role that roadside memorials play in the grieving process seeks interviews with people associated with these memorials.

A national meeting will this week debate what information Australia needs to meet its international obligations for its inland and coastal wetlands covered by the international Ramsar Convention on Wetlands.

It has been dubbed 'cash for kidneys' but a CSU medical ethicist believes payments for living organ donors will increase equality rather than exploit the poor.

A project to help CSU students build specialist capacity in small rural towns across Australia will be expanded in 2013 to new communities and professions.

CSU will offer registered nurses two new ways to advance their knowledge with the Master of Nursing (with specialisations) and the Master of Clinical Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) courses to begin in 2014.

CSU's announcement it would build a campus of its proposed medical school in Wagga Wagga has prompted an enthusiastic response from residents.

CSU has unveiled two new master-level accounting courses that will offer unique advantages to practicing accountants and career-changers alike.

Representatives from CSU, the Australian Dental Association and NSW Dental Association have met to discuss strategies to better address dentist shortages in rural and regional areas of Australia.

CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann, has welcomed National Party support for the University’s expanded medical school initiative in Wagga Wagga and Orange.