A CSU academic is calling for rural and regional communities to welcome refugees and embrace the opportunity to facilitate positive experiences and high educational outcomes.

Research from CSU shows how regional areas can be welcoming to immigrants and can offer positive life experiences, contrary to popular belief.

CSU Acting Vice-Chancellor Professor Ken Dillon has welcomed the release on Monday 21 September 2015 of the ALP's higher education policy, particularly its acknowledgement of the continued barriers faced by rural, regional and Indigenous students in accessing the education and qualifications needed by the modern labour market.

When it comes to putting their knowledge of grain production and marketing into practice, CSU agriculture students have shown they're the cream of the crop.

Research at CSU has shown how a student's proficiency in spelling, grammar and punctuation can predict their success with writing.

The role of Russia in the present conflict in Syria stems from a long history of its involvement in the region, according to a CSU theologian.

CSU research has found a number of reasons why farmers prefer to dip a toe into the water of conservation farming rather than dive right in.

CSU research has found effective marketing, networking and adaptability to market changes are the keys for success of Indigenous business.

Humanitarian immigrants have a higher rate of entrepreneurship helping to contribute to economic growth and social cohesion in Australia, according to at CSU business and entrepreneurship expert.