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Australian youth homelessness report launched
LATEST NEWS  28 Apr 2016

Australian youth homelessness report launched

A report into Australian youth homelessness to be launched today reveals more than 41 000 people aged between 15 and 23 seek help from homeless support agencies each year, with rural and regional youth particularly vulnerable. CSU Professor in Finance Adam Steen is one of three principal researchers behind The Cost of Youth Homelessness in Australia.

Business and EconomicsResearchILWSSociety and Community

Learning analytics challenged
LATEST NEWS  27 Apr 2016

Learning analytics challenged

Academics at CSU have questioned whether the data collection systems used by schools and universities to improve education outcomes are actually beneficial.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchTeaching and EducationHigher education

Welcome investment in cyber-security strategy
LATEST NEWS  22 Apr 2016

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The $230 million dollar strategy to boost Australia's cyber-security has been described as a good first step by a CSU expert.

Computer SciencePolicing and SecuritySociety and Community

Anzac Day as Australia’s alternative religion?
LATEST NEWS  21 Apr 2016

Anzac Day as Australia’s alternative religion?

A CSU historian asks whether Anzac Day functions as a kind of alternative religion or 'civil religion'.

Arts and CultureCharles Sturt UniversityResearchReligion and EthicsSociety and Community

Honour for CSU Indigenous education leader
LATEST NEWS  20 Apr 2016

Honour for CSU Indigenous education leader

A renowned CSU Indigenous education leader has received a further honour for her life-long work.

Charles Sturt UniversityTeaching and EducationHigher educationTeacher educationIndigenous

Industrial relations centre stage for Australian election
LATEST NEWS  20 Apr 2016

Industrial relations centre stage for Australian election

A CSU political science academic says the Prime Minister has taken a significant risk in foreshadowing an early double dissolution election.

Charles Sturt UniversitySociety and Community

National recognition for CSU scientist
LATEST NEWS  18 Apr 2016

National recognition for CSU scientist

A young CSU scientist will represent Australia internationally after winning a national nomination recognising his research excellence in achieving food security outcomes in developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchILWSInternationalScience

Persevering through pathways to a PhD at CSU
LATEST NEWS  15 Apr 2016

Persevering through pathways to a PhD at CSU

From thinking university study was out of reach to embarking on her PhD studies, Ms Anita Poupa is proof that perseverance pays off.

Animal and Veterinary scienceGraham CentreCharles Sturt UniversityResearchCSU studentsScience

Whole-of-government approach to family violence offers hope
LATEST NEWS  8 Apr 2016

Whole-of-government approach to family violence offers hope

CSU experts are optimistic that the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Family Violence in Victoria can benefit women and families in regional Australia.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchHealthPolicing and SecuritySociety and Community

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