Fieldwork research at university: broaden your horizons
Fieldwork research at university is one of the ways you can experience hands-on learning. Revisit some of our students' experiences.
Read MoreSearch Results for: indigenous
Studying criminnology: challenging ways you’ve always thought
Discover how Charles Sturt academic Pieoro Moraro helps challenge assumptions about the role of state punishment in criminology.
Read More
Make a difference: create a world worth living in
Our alumni inspire us every day. Discover how they are making their mark on the world.
Read More
What is a visiting scholar?
Universities are very interesting places. Lots of tradition. Strange hats and robes. Fancy words. But it can all get a bit confusing. So we want to remove the mystery around different aspects of university life – one word at a …
Read More
Midwifery study: How it led Tammy to deliver services to regional NSW
Tammy O’Connor admits she is one of those rare and lucky people who knew early on how she wanted to make a real and lasting impact on this world. And helping her fulfil her goal to deliver midwifery services to …
Read More
First Nations education: connection to culture the key
First Nations education gives children a bright future, if they can connect to the past. Educator Courtney Glazebrook explains why.
Read More
University in Dubbo: why west is best
Considering a tree change to the regions? Well, going to university in Dubbo could be just the ticket. It’s a place where cattle farms and cafés are within minutes of each other. Where the people are relaxed, friendly and welcoming …
Read More
Why do an arts degree? Why not!?
An arts degree is an amazing adventure. It has endless possibilities and puts you in control of your career journey. You might hear a lot about how the future of study is STEM or finance or business – but that’s …
Read More
First Nations nursing: empowering women to follow their dream career
A Bachelor of Nursing led Kristy-Lee to new job opportunities. Now she's looking to inspire other women in First Nations nursing.
Read More
You must be logged in to post a comment.