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Adult learning peak body visits, calls for 'reassessment'The president of Australia's peak adult learning body, Professor Barry Golding has visited Rockhampton for a forum calling for a reassessment of adult education in Australia. CQUniversity hosted the forum at its Ron Smyth Building in Quay Street. Full Details…2013-07-08 09:52:31.0 |
- Exciting mix of speakers for Learning and Teaching Showcase
Published on 21 November, 2005
CQU will again be hosting nationally and internationally recognised guest speakers at the annual Learning and Teaching Showcase in February 2006.
Dr David Timothy Duvall (University of Otago, New Zealand).
- Pictorial history of Livingstone Shire latest from Press
Published on 21 November, 2005
A pictorial history of Livingstone Shire entitled 'From The Bush to the Bays' is the latest publication from CQU Press.
The joint venture between the Press and Livingstone Shire Council will be launched in a garden party atmosphere from 2pm on Saturday, December 17 at the LSC Library in Yeppoon.
- Bundaberg hosts 'Making Badlands' conference and exhibition
Published on 21 November, 2005
CQU Bundaberg will host the 'Making Badlands: Conference and Art Exhibition' from December 1-2.
The conference is organised around the theme of the Australian Badland: what it means to speak of a space as a badland, its relation to history and the national imagination.
- Coral spawning observed and documented
Published on 21 November, 2005
For the first time, coral spawning in the Keppel region (an event that takes only a few minutes each year) has been observed and documented.
The Keppel region has some of the best fringing inshore coral reef in the central Great Barrier Reef with over 80% hard coral cover.
- 13th graduation for CQU Fiji
Published on 21 November, 2005
CQU will this month (November 28) mark its 13th Fiji graduation since opening a campus in Suva in 1998.
A total of 54 business, informatics and communication graduates will attend the 4.
- Management training offered to CQU staff
Published on 18 November, 2005
Central Queensland University in conjunction with Central Queensland Institute of TAFE is offering a new course for university staff.
The Certificate IV in Business (Frontline Management) will be offered to suitable applicants in 2006.
- Noosa Hub student praised for online learning project
Published on 17 November, 2005
CQU Noosa Hub BLM student Dianne Thornton has won second prize in the Education Queensland Online Learning Course Developers' award.
Ms Thornton had entered the 'Healthy Food' course she developed for her class at Tewantin.
- More tips from Rocky Road Safety Group
Published on 17 November, 2005
Here's some more handy tips from the Rocky Road Safety Group*.
Why race traffic signals?.
- CQU continues its interstate and overseas growth
Published on 17 November, 2005
CQU Sydney International Campus (5854 students now in two buildings - undergraduate and postgraduate) and CQU Melbourne International Campus (3753) are now the University's largest campuses in terms of student numbers.
Their growth means that CQU now has more on-campus students in NSW and Victoria (a total of 9607) than it does in Queensland (7401 including 1122 at CQU Brisbane and 602 at CQU Gold Coast).
- Bundaberg nursing partnership develops
Published on 17 November, 2005
The executive of Bundaberg Base Hospital this month (November 14) visited CQU Bundaberg to examine facilities and explore opportunities for development of the strong nursing and health education partnership.
Facilities inspected included the nursing laboratories, lecture theatres and teaching rooms.