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CSU research reviews PE for teenage girls
LATEST NEWS  28 Nov 2016

CSU research reviews PE for teenage girls

Personal observations of the alienation of teenage girls in PE have prompted a CSU academic to delve into the history of the subject.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchTeaching and EducationTeacher education

CSU economist: US withdrawal from TPP a major concern
LATEST NEWS  25 Nov 2016

CSU economist: US withdrawal from TPP a major concern

The withdrawal of the United States from the world's largest trade deal, the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), is being described by a senior CSU economist as a major concern for Australia.

Business and EconomicsCharles Sturt UniversityILWSInternationalSociety and Community

Breakthrough formula to reduce medical radiation exposure
LATEST NEWS  22 Nov 2016

Breakthrough formula to reduce medical radiation exposure

In a medical imaging breakthrough, a CSU scientist has found a way to reduce a patient's exposure to radiation without compromising scan quality.

ResearchHealthScience

New videos unravel ethical dilemmas in the ICT sector
LATEST NEWS  21 Nov 2016

New videos unravel ethical dilemmas in the ICT sector

A series of interactive videos developed by CSU to help information and communications technology professionals tackle ethical questions has been launched by the Australian Computer Society.

Business and EconomicsResearchComputer Science

Award for CSU’s Outreach to rural students
LATEST NEWS  18 Nov 2016

Award for CSU’s Outreach to rural students

The support that CSU provides to rural and remote students studying online has been recognised with a national award.

Charles Sturt UniversityCSU studentsTeaching and EducationHigher educationVirtual

Wiradyuri Elders honour CSU educator
LATEST NEWS  16 Nov 2016

Wiradyuri Elders honour CSU educator

Wiradyuri Elders in the Bathurst region have acknowledged the contribution of a CSU academic to Aboriginal education and culture.

Charles Sturt UniversityHigher educationIndigenous

Unlocking sorghum’s export potential
LATEST NEWS  15 Nov 2016

Unlocking sorghum’s export potential

Investigating how Australian sorghum can be used in the manufacture of the popular Asian alcoholic drink, Baijiu, is under the microscope of CSU researchers.

Agricultural ScienceGraham CentreFood productionCharles Sturt UniversityResearchScience

The abuse and neglect of children in care is a century old story in Australia: CSU academic
LATEST NEWS  15 Nov 2016

The abuse and neglect of children in care is a century old story in Australia: CSU academic

Last night's Four Corners program presented evidence of widespread abuse and neglect suffered by children in the out-of-home care system. In The Conversation, Dr Kath McFarlane - a senior lecturer in CSU's Centre for Law and Justice writes, "Sadly, it was an all too familiar story. The Australian care system has been subject to criticism for over a century."

Business and EconomicsResearchSociety and Community

Powering down at home
LATEST NEWS  14 Nov 2016

Powering down at home

A new project at CSU will reach out to low income households in the city of Albury to support them to reduce their energy consumption.

Charles Sturt UniversityResearchEnvironmental SciencesILWSScience

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