The generosity of the local region in its support of CSU in Wagga Wagga will be on display when the annual Scholarship Presentation Ceremony is held on Wednesday 18 May.

Not content to remain surrounded by modern and comfortable facilities offered in the new CSU Dental and Oral Health Clinic, CSU students have set their sights on working in Cambodia.

A unique joint initiative between Charles Sturt University (CSU) and TAFE NSW is offering an alternative pathway to a Master degree that produces managers with the knowledge and practical skills to succeed in business.

A CSU lecturer says the recent hacking of the Sony Play Station Network should serve as a warning to all online service providers to do more to protect consumer privacy.

Around 4 600 rural Australians die unnecessarily every year due to poorer access to health services than their metropolitan cousins, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Dean of the Faculty of Science, Professor Nick Klomp, says CSU is ready to address the rural doctor shortage that contributes to this dire situation.

The death of Osama bin Laden should be a welcome relief to many Westerners, particularly Americans who risk being targeted by extremist jihadist groups in conflict regions around the world, but hopes for strengthening international law enforcement and justice procedures has been lost, according to a CSU academic.

A decade of cooperation in higher education between CSU and Cambodia's Ministry of Economy and Finance has been described as significant for the future development of the South East Asian nation.

Proposed federal funding cuts in health research would seriously hamper current projects important to regional Australia, says one CSU academic.

The opening of the new office of the general practitioner training and placement organisation Beyond Medical Education Limited at CSU in Bathurst is an investment in the future of regional Australia, according to a senior executive.