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In the News
CSU reveals course shake-up: 116 offerings cut or changed
In a shake-up of its course profile, Charles Sturt University will slash 20 courses with no student enrolments and cut…
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‘We are spread too thin’: CSU to lop off 600 subjects
Charles Sturt University will slash around 13 per cent of its current slate of subjects, bringing its 2019 offering of…
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That’s not us: US uni distances itself from moniker-sharing big pharma
What’s in a name? Potential damage to reputation for one US university. For the most part, Australian universities keep it…
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Funding
Mixed responses to Education Minister’s ‘performance-driven’ university funding plan
Federal Education Minister Dan Tehan’s $80-million pledge for “performance-based” university funding will have many “unforeseeable”, “perverse” and “unintended” consequences for…
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Australian, US institutions to meet about new uni classification
The wheels are still moving on an Australian pilot of a classification system that recognises university success beyond academic rankings.…
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CSU makes a RUN for advocacy
The Regional Universities Network (RUN) has a new member in Charles Sturt University. CSU decided to join RUN to help…
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CSU VC assures regulator’s renewal decisions ‘pose no risk’ to operations
Charles Sturt University’s VC has assured students that it’s “business as usual” on site after the story of its conditional…
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CSU decides against name change, still to update visual branding
Charles Sturt University won’t change its name but will get a lick of paint. The university announced earlier this year…
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Eight Australian universities to trial rankings alternative
The tiny, landlocked eastern Himalayan nation of Bhutan measures its success not by wealth – but by happiness. This is…
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Policy & Reform
Shared university services ‘snake oil’: opinion
The fashion in universities and other public sector organisations for 'shared services' did not spring from nowhere. Yes Minister in…
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Policy & Reform
John Dwyer appointed to lead new medical school that students don’t want
Esteemed doctor and academic John Dwyer has been tapped to head the proposed Murray Darling Medical School, but not everyone’s pleased…
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Urge to merge needs a rethink
The funding crunch raises the spectre of combining institutions; remember to consider all options when going down this path. By…
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Aboriginal undergrads go online
A group of up to 15 Aboriginal education officers working in regional NSW schools will be the first to enrol…
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Death of Professor John Carroll
Staff, students and alumni of Charles Sturt University (CSU) were saddened last week to learn of the death of Professor…
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