The widespread adoption of tablet computers and smart phones will be the biggest change to the delivery of education since the advent of the personal computer according to Charles Sturt University’s (CSU) Associate Professor Philip Uys.

CSU psychology students are preparing for a trip of a lifetime as they head to Macau in early November to take part in a program that aims to create globally-aware students.

This year's crop of Bachelor of Agricultural Business Management graduates from Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange will feature more pony-tails than stubble, reflecting the fact that more women are joining the industry than ever before.

A security and terrorism academic from CSU is warning that the terrorism threat to Australia and our close neighbour, Indonesia, is on-going and likely to be a permanent piece of the regional landscape.

Food security has been flagged as one of the most serious issues to face the world in coming years, with predictions that by the year 2050 the world’s population will hit nine billion.

As the 2012 academic year draws to a close, Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange is just 12 months away from a landmark moment in rural health.

Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Orange will host a very special graduation on Tuesday, October 30, when about 70 primary school students don the mortar boards as part of Check It Out day.

The strong interest by prospective students in the availability of the paramedic course at CSU in Port Macquarie has been welcomed by University officials.

Social researchers from Canada and the United States will join Australian collaborators, including CSU academics, when they visit the NSW-Victorian Border region at the end of October to investigate how to build trust between communities prone to serious bushfires and fire management agencies.