CSU has announced its 2013 tuition program for candidates enrolled in CPA Program professional level segments, with workshops to be held in Sydney, Parramatta and Melbourne.

A CSU academic has reassured Australians they don't have to worry they might be eating horse on their hamburgers, as investigations continue overseas into 'beef' shipments which tests revealed included up to 70 per cent horse meat.

With his sights firmly on the future of the Australian wine industry, Professor Alain Deloire has arrived at the National Wine and Grape Industry Centre (NWGIC) at CSU as its new Director.

An academic with an extensive scientific background has been announced as the new head of the Faculty of Science at CSU.

Although they were born in different countries, two senior members of the CSU community have been recognised with top honours in the 2013 Australia Day honours list.

Nerves and excitement will be the order of the day at Australian schools next week as new kindergarten students start their journey through school.

Rural clinical schools designed to encourage medical students to take up rural practice have failed to increase the proportion of Australian medical graduates moving to work outside the major cities, according to CSU medical consultant Emeritus Professor John Dwyer.

The Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Bill 2012, which will be subject to Senate committee hearings this week in the Federal Parliament, could seriously limit freedom of expression says a CSU constitutional law expert.

Unmanned aerial vehicles are often associated with the military but new research at CSU shows their increasing importance in civilian life.