Change and project management: get the essential skills
Learn from an industry leader - and Charles Sturt academic - how to maximise your career potential with change and project management skills.
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Uni hacks: how to ace your scholarship application
Are you worried about how you’re going to afford uni life? A scholarship is one way to take the financial stress out of coming to university. Did you know we offer more than $10 million in scholarships at Charles Sturt …
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What is urban biodiversity and how can we protect it?
What is urban biodiversity? And how do we protect it so native plants and animals flourish? A Charles Sturt researcher is working on it.
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Get effective leadership and management skills
The notion of leadership is changing. Discover how - and how you can gain effective leadership and management skills.
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Charles Sturt University scholarships: help to achieve your dream
Scholarships help make university easier for students like you. So don't rule yourself out!
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How I studied a nursing degree online – from the high seas
Experience matters for Royal Australian Navy Medical Sailor Sarah Wheeler, studying a nursing degree online with Charles Sturt University.
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Experience Matters: enhance your career in the army with Charles Sturt online
Studying a Charles Sturt University undergraduate degree, raising a family and training the next generation of Australian Army recruits is all in a day’s work for Platoon Sergeant Andrew Harris. Working long hours at the Kapooka Army Barracks on the …
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Why teaching is a good career choice after my Naval service
Experience matters. Former Royal Australian Navy Combat Systems Operator David Hunt explain why teaching is a good career choice for him.
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Mental health education: developing First Nations expertise
Australian Government statistics indicate that in any average 12-month period, 20 per cent of Australians will experience a mental health disorder. For First Nations people, the figure is closer to 30 per cent. Everyone’s experience of mental illness is unique. …
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