Participants in Charles Sturt's second Indigenous Entrepreneur Program gathered in Wagga Wagga to continue working on their business ideas, which focus on First Nations ingredients used in different ways in food production and technology.

This equates to more than 3,000 scholarships and grants for 2024.

Charles Sturt University has successfully secured federal government funding to enhance the resilience of cybersecurity measures for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems.

Two leading Charles Sturt University researchers have been named in an annual celebration of Australian research excellence across 250 disciplines.

Charles Sturt University in Wagga Wagga welcomed a delegation of senior executives from three leading universities in China this week to discuss future cooperation between the institutions.

Recipients were recognised for a diverse array of university and community contributions.

“He writes on the big questions of our time with passion, insight and hope. There could be no worthier recipient of this fellowship.”

A collaborative research project led by Charles Sturt University in Port Macquarie has the potential to improve the health and care services for people living with Parkinson’s disease in rural, regional, and remote Australia.

Charles Sturt has developed the free, five-day intensive - ‘Science, Technology and Health Direct Entry Program’ to assist with entry into a corresponding degree.