Are dogs the community’s best friend? This is the question a Charles Sturt University research student hopes to answer by investigating how dog ownership influences people’s behaviours.

The places will be allocated to students from low-socio economic status backgrounds, rural and remote areas, First Nations people, first-in-family students and people with disabilities.

Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley, AC QC, Governor of New South Wales attended a ceremony today renewing an historic tertiary education agreement between Charles Sturt University and the Islamic Sciences and Research Academy (ISRA).

Research by speech pathology experts at Charles Sturt University is shedding new light on children’s speech sound acquisition in Fiji.

The results are available for long-anticipated joint research on safe-sleeping practices in First Nations families.

Charles Sturt University has 145 job-ready students on a pathway to fill critical teacher shortages in ground-breaking new teacher’s aide program.

What if what we thought about processed food has been wrong all along? Researchers at Charles Sturt are proving that there are health benefits to processed food and are praising the efforts of scientists ahead of National Science Week.

A Charles Sturt University-led speech pathology research team is creating a world worth living in through their evaluation of student experiences and competency development outcomes in a ‘virtual’ work-integrated learning (WIL) clinic in Fiji.

A Charles Sturt University student seeks adult Australian participants for her research into ‘mental toughness’ in the general population and the potential pitfalls and benefits of being mentally tough outside of sporting contexts.