The scholarships will be used primarily to cover the costs of students’ accommodation for the first year of their studies on one of Charles Sturt’s six regional campuses.

Charles Sturt University researchers have contributed to an innovative Australian-developed smartphone app that uses artificial intelligence to help winegrape growers easily diagnose nutrient disorders in grapevines.

Recent Charles Sturt University engineering graduates are all employed or doing further study, with most in regional locations and half working in Bathurst and Orange.

A new book has been published on wildlife research operating procedures and animal welfare.

Charles Sturt University academics are conducting research on the use of smartphones in social situations and are looking for participants to complete online surveys.

A recent Policing graduate gets to protect the area she grew up in and she is making sure the Police Force and community is inclusive and safe for members of the LGBTIQA+ community while she does it.

This is the sixth consecutive year that Charles Sturt has topped the Good Universities Guide’s undergraduate full-time employment ranking.

Astronomers and scientists will explore differences and parallels between First Nations and Western science.

Frogs can sing, lizards live in a tight family unit and what animal is a turtles biggest threat? How are these animal facts improving our ecosystem?