Indigenous Australia’s history IS Australia’s history, so let’s teach it all
Hear from a Charles Sturt University lecturer on why teaching Indigenous history is essential for students, and for Australian society as a whole.
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Indigenous education in Australia: connection to culture the key
Courtney Glazebrook is creating new beginnings by treasuring the past. Passionate about Indigenous education, she is driven to make a difference in the lives of young Aboriginal children by giving them the best start to their educational journey.
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Best way to learn medicine? Hands-on!
Why is hands-on learning so important for a career in medicine? Because you need to be able to confidently apply your learnings in clinical environments. Real situations. With real patients.
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Is an MBA worth it in Australia?
Is an MBA worth it? Find out why a Charles Sturt academic, an alumnus and a current student all believe investing in an MBA pays dividends.
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Everything you need to know about our uni clubs and societies
Let's take a dive into our uni clubs and societies – and find out everything you need to to take your time at Charles Sturt from 10 to 100.
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Make a difference in nursing: From refugee to nurse
There’s no dream too big. And no hurdles that can’t be overcome. Former refugee Ali Abbas Haidari wanted to make a difference in the world. His is a story of hope, persistence, passion and caring.
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Why we still need to study the humanities
The study of us humans, and all we’ve done, has always been of value. But studying the humanities now is probably more important than ever before!
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How to be an environmental advocate: Teresa’s story
Teresa is combining her heritage and studies to improve our world and is inspiring other Indigenous students to do the same!
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Support for students: Charles Sturt’s got your child’s back from day one
Is your child heading to Charles Sturt? Learn about the support services we provide. And be reassured we’ve got your child's back from day one.
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