The CSU paramedic graduates recently recruited to work with the London Ambulance Service will enjoy professional registration, something denied them in Australia.

London Ambulance Service offered jobs to 55 CSU paramedic graduates or third-year students when it visited Melbourne and Sydney in March to recruit Australian paramedics.

A CSU academic hopes her research into the use of padded whips in Australian thoroughbred racing provides objective, scientific data for what can be an emotional and contentious issue.

CSU will host the 5th international Practice-based Education Summit 2015 in Sydney in mid April.

The personal journey of an Indigenous man as a senior Australian Army chaplain will be the focus of an annual public lecture held in Canberra in memory of Wiradjuri Elder Pastor Cec Grant OAM, or Wungamaa.

Introducing basic yoga techniques into regular theory-based lessons could be the key to helping students remain focused and motivated at school, according to a CSU Lecturer.

Inclusion and social justice are at the heart of a new book by CSU's Professor Tara Brabazon which was launched earlier this week.

During his final visit to CSU in 2012, Dr Henry Nowik was described as a pioneer entrepreneur, a champion of regional development, and a visionary philanthropist and benefactor.

A demonstrated passion for the Australian sheep and wool industry has secured a national scholarship for CSU student Ms Casey Annetts.