Charles Sturt University (CSU) in Bathurst will host more than 20 high school students and other prospective students from regional NSW at a CSU Engineering MyDay event on Monday 11 April.This will be the first MyDay to showcase the newly-completed engineering building and CSU's unique engineering curriculum to prospective students. The MyDay will include presentations from Foundation Professor of Engineering Euan Lindsay and workshops involving the engineering academics, as well as Dr Nick Brown, Director of Research at Engineers Without Borders."This will be a fantastic opportunity for young people who are the potential engineers of the future to experience what a dynamic and exciting engineering course Charles Sturt University now offers," Professor Lindsay said. "I'm particularly pleased that young women are taking an increasing interest in engineering as a career."The participating schools include St Stanislaus College (Bathurst), Rouse Hill Anglican College, Junee High School, Mater Dei Catholic College (Wagga Wagga), Molong Central School, Wagga Wagga Christian College, Mater Dei Catholic College, Dubbo Christian School, St Edwards College East (Gosford), Orange High School, Lithgow High School, St Clare's College (Canberra) and Lithgow High School.