Charles Sturt University (CSU) and McDonald’s have announced a partnership that will see two undergraduate students paid $15,000 while they undertake a 12-week placement within McDonald’s supply chain.

Scientific research in the breeding, processing and consumption of grain will be discussed at an international conference in Wagga Wagga next week.

Dung beetles are the focus of a collaborative national research effort to turn 80 million tonnes of dung produced by Australian livestock each year into a multi-million dollar benefit to farmers.

Working with industry partners, CSU has redeveloped its suite of communication and creative industry courses to rigorously prepare professionals for the 21st century.

Research by a CSU PhD student explored the Australian Government’s counter-terrorism policies, and their impact on the Australian Muslim community following international terrorist attacks on and after 11 September 2001 (‘9/11’).

Charles Sturt University (CSU) is partnering with the Regional Development Australia (RDA) Central West to launch Farm to Institution Central West NSW - a first-of-its-kind project in Australia that is part of a movement in the region supporting regional economic development, and social and environmental development.

While the gender pay gap among CSU employees is currently below the national average, Vice-Chancellor Professor Andrew believes CSU and Australia can still do more to provide gender equality and pay equity.

Two early career researchers at CSU have been awarded places in the prestigious 2018 Kathleen Fitzpatrick Laureate Fellowship Mentoring Scheme.

CSU welcomes the announcement that Wagga RSL Club and Wagga RSL Sub Branch have created four scholarships for the study of any subject at CSU in Wagga Wagga.  Both have each created two $5,000 scholarships to be awarded each year.