Charles Sturt researchers will be part of a forum in the Central West that brings together industry leaders to discuss the future of agriculture.

Charles Sturt University has collaborated with industry partners to develop new postgraduate agriculture courses that aim to contribute to the growth of the agriculture industry to a $100-billion industry by 2030.

Charles Sturt University researchers propose a new way to benchmark and rejuvenate disturbed ecological communities and environments by focusing on the applied utility of soundscapes for restoration.

Charles Sturt University and IBM Australia have signed an Internship Agreement to facilitate work integrated learning opportunities for students in regional NSW.

Charles Sturt Alumni from around the world have been celebrated on Foundation Day with the winners of the annual Alumni Awards announced.

Charles Sturt University is excited to invite everyone to their six regional city campuses for Open Day to speak to University experts about courses, learn about student life and living on campus.

Research by a Charles Sturt University international mistletoe authority and colleagues at other universities indicates that, as droughts become more frequent and severe, widespread mistletoe dieback will impact nectar feeding bird species.

The Minister visited the University’s Orange campus, meeting with Charles Sturt Vice-Chancellor, Professor Renée Leon, to discuss how to get more low socioeconomic status, First Nations and regional Australians into higher education

Charles Sturt today welcomed the first Biosecurity Training Centre trainees to its Wagga Wagga campus.