More than 340 high school students and 20 science teachers will visit Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Albury-Wodonga on Friday 19 June for a HSC Science Study Day. Information sessions will be held throughout the day from 9.30am to 2.45pm on preparing and performing in the HSC exams for biology, physics, chemistry and senior science. The event is being organised by the Albury and District Teachers Association to allow rural and remote science students to gain some of the insights that can improve their results in various HSC science courses. Academics from the University's School of Environmental Sciences will give the HSC students an overview of science programs offered by CSU. Senior lecturer in ecology Dr Paul Humphries will also talk to the students about his research on river-related palaeoecology and archaeology during the same session from 12.55pm until 1.25pm in the CD Blake Lecture Theatre, building 751, near car park 2, CSU in Thurgoona.