Several hundred Charles Sturt University (CSU) undergraduate and postgraduate students will receive their testamurs at a Faculty of Arts graduation ceremony for policing and related disciplines on Wednesday 8 May. More than 600 graduates from the CSU School of Policing in Goulburn, and 33 postgraduate students from the CSU Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security in Manly and Canberra will attend the ceremony. Head of the CSU Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, Associate Professor Nick O’Brien, said, “In an era of continued threats to society and increasing capacity among criminals, we need a sophisticated policing, security and emergency management workforce to combat crime and protect our communities. Charles Sturt University is proud to make a significant contribution to the education and training of personnel who will serve with dedication and courage, and this graduation ceremony is an occasion for pride and celebration.”