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More than 900 students graduate from Charles Sturt in September ceremonies

More than 900 students graduate from Charles Sturt in September ceremonies

"Many of today’s graduates, who finished their courses last year, are already putting their skills and knowledge to use in local hospitals, classrooms and other professional settings."

NEWS / 16 Sep 2026

We asked people with dementia about voluntary assisted dying. Here’s what they said.

We asked people with dementia about voluntary assisted dying. Here’s what they said.

Australians with dementia need to be at the centre of conversations about voluntary assisted dying, and at the forefront of future research, policy and practice.

NEWS / 24 Sep 2026

Unis and schools are moving away from AI detection software. They should stop using it altogether

Unis and schools are moving away from AI detection software. They should stop using it altogether

While most Australian unis have have already shifted away from AI-detection software in some form, my research suggests the education sector should go one step further, and not use AI-detection tools at all.

NEWS / 24 Sep 2026

When you study with Charles Sturt you're a part of the family

We’ve got networks of First Nations students, staff and alumni dedicated to supporting entry and successful study for First Nations students.

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