New research conducted by a CSU academic has found children start school with 'highly sophisticated and rich' understandings of measurement, which they developed for themselves during everyday activities ahead of their formal education.

The newly-established CSU Regional and Remote Learning Support Team will make regular visits to towns around NSW to enhance CSU distance education students' experience of their courses and their prospects for successful completion.

Professional educators can gain a global perspective of teaching and learning when CSU offers its Master of International Education (School Leadership) to students from around the world through distance education in 2012.

A leading Australian theologian and CSU academic has returned from Indonesia where he was recently honoured for his long and distinguished service to inter-faith harmony and understanding.

Researchers at CSU are developing a fresh look at the world of early childhood education - directly through the eyes of young children who are not yet able to speak about their experiences.

How adults with disabilities cope with a major change in their life will be investigated in a year-long research project led by a CSU academic.

A CSU lecturer in child youth and family welfare strongly endorses a recent call by leading paediatricians to outlaw physical chastisement of children.

If innovation is the principal source of sustainable competitive advantage in business, research for a CSU doctorate provides a framework for strategic managers to enhance and entrench innovation within their firms.

Although Indigenous people presently manage around 20 per cent of the Australian continent, one CSU academic believes there is an opportunity to do more.