Communication career: Justine’s a top crime reporter
Charles Sturt University alumna Justine Ford tells important stories as a crime reporter – her choice of communication career.
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First Nations history IS Australia’s history, so let’s teach it all
Hear from a Charles Sturt lecturer on why teaching First Nations history is essential for students, and for Australian society as a whole.
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Communication in a crisis: 5 steps
Charles Sturt University lecturer Roslyn Cox explores the 5 keys steps professional communicators should take when dealing with a crisis.
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What are the four types of theology?
When you study theology, you can chose to focus on one of four areas. But what are the four types of theology? A Charles Sturt academic has the answer.
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How studying Wiradjuri culture connected Felicity to her heritage
Discover how learning the Wiradjuri language with Charles Sturt helped Leanne rediscover her heritage, and focus on the future.
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What it’s really like to study a radio course at uni
Angus French is studying a Bachelor of Communication (Radio) at Charles Sturt University. It’s a course with lots of hands-on learning. However, uni isn’t all about studying. Let’s get the lowdown from Angus on what a typical week looks like …
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Communication student: a day in the life
Take a look at a day in the life of a communication student. Studying comms at uni is exciting, and living on campus is a whole new level.
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Sally’s information studies degree matches her passion
Information studies graduate Sally Turbitt is proof that you never really know what life has in store for you.
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Why the arts matter in Australia
Charles Sturt University’s Christopher Orchard, Sub Dean, Academic, for the Faculty of Arts and Education explains why the arts are so important to regional Australia.
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