CQUniversity has been engaging with the Nepalese Association of QLD Inc (NAQ) since 2006. Brisbane Campus staff member Kamal Gurung* explains how.

Scholars from Canada, the USA, New Zealand and Australia gathered recently at the First Nations Longhouse, University of British Columbia (UBC) as part of a Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies Roundtable, titled ‘Place, Longing & Promise, Indigenising the International Academy'.

Professor Bronwyn Fredericks, CQUniversity Pro Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Engagement) and BMA Chair in Indigenous Engagement was one of two Australian scholars invited to present a paper at the Roundtable held from May 6-10.

Employees who experience meaningful work are likely to be engaged in their jobs and leadership may be key factor in providing meaningful work.

That's according to CQUniversity senior lecturer in Management Dr Michael Muchiri, who has co-authored a book chapter with Professor Fred Walumbwa and Amanda Christensen from Arizona State University in the USA.

CQUniversity senior lecturer Dr Parves Sultan has earned an Emerald Literati Network Award for Excellence 2013 for his article entitled 'Service quality in a higher education context: an integrated model', published in the Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and Logistics..

CQUniversity Physiotherapy student Sherry-Kaye Savage is currently in New York as one of six Australian delegates attending the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, as part of the Global Voices Initiative.

Meanwhile, environmental economics PhD researcher Megan Star has been selected to attend the Global Voices Nairobi Study Tour on Sustainable Development from June 22 to July 1 in Kenya.

CQUniversity student Anthony Nunn says distance education is a fantastic way for professionals to upgrade their skills and qualifications.

The Sydney man has managed to continue a busy full-time job as a building surveyor for Blacktown, the biggest local council in NSW, while excelling in his studies towards a Bachelor of Building Surveying and Certification.

CQUniversity Noosa is cementing its place as the campus for Noosa and the wider Sunshine Coast, with enrolments rising by more than a third in the past year..

Direct from New York, Peter Saide brings his new one-man show exclusively to Mackay for his one-and-only Australian appearance.

Peter is well known to Mackay audiences for his fabulous singing voice and stage presence.

CQUniversity Bachelor of Music students are looking forward to taking part in the World's Biggest Orchestra as part of the Queensland Music Festival in Brisbane on July 13.

Jazz legend James Morrison will be challenging the orchestra sections to show how powerful the huge ensemble can be.