An organisational self-review will be the first major preparation in the lead-up to the Australian University Quality Agency (AUQA) audit of Central Queensland University.

Scheduled for October, 2005, the Australian University Quality Agency (AUQA) audit of CQU will look at the University’s quality assurance processes and will be released to the public, therefore it is necessary that the University has clear quality assurance processes and systems documented and implemented prior to the audit.

Staff, students and interested community members are all welcome to attend a Human Rights Day function featuring an address by Queensland's Anti-Discrimination Commissioner Susan Booth.

Ms Booth will address the theme 'Indigenous Cultural Rights are Human Rights' during the function from noon on Friday, December 10, at CQU Rockhampton's Harvard Lecture Theatre (bldg 32 G18).

CQU Emerald Bachelor of Learning Management students have been studying at Emerald's Borilla Community Kindergarten under the direction of director Jenny Finlay and CQU lecturer Stephanie Garoni.

Pictured are Samantha Munro (above) assisting a kindy student with water play and Jackie Jay (left) helping a student with baking techniques.

Emerald teacher and CQU lecturer Kathy Sheppard has been awarded a $25,000 scholarship to further study the art of learning.

Kathy Sheppard, from Emerald State High School, was among five teachers to gain a Premier's Smart State Teacher Excellence Scholarship.

Central Queensland University grabbed the attention of Malaysia's Minister for Higher Education, Mr Datuk Shafie Salleh, at last month's Austrade Study in Australia Education Exhibition, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Impressed by the University's capital city campuses and multiple intakes a year, CQU's exhibit was one of only a few sites that Mr Datuk Salleh visited during the expo.

DEST and education.au are currently conducting an evaluation of the EdNA Online website and associated services at http://www.

Jetlag won’t be an issue when Australian IT network engineer Jason Bell presents at the Super Computing Global Conference this week.

The Aussie presenter might be a little bleary eyed, since he is presenting live to the SC Global 2004 conference via AccessGrid technology at 1.

Central Queensland University not only provides students with the skills and knowledge to nab that perfect job, but also helps you find it with its online jobs board.

CareerHub, found at http://careerhub.

CQU Director of University Relations Ricki Jeffery (pictured right at head of table) has recently been part of a China Coal Mission supported by the Queensland Government.

Also pictured (below) is one of the delegation's presentations.

Central Queensland University, one of Australia’s youngest tertiary institutions, will graduate one of its oldest accounting students at a graduation ceremony in Hong Kong this Saturday, November 6.

Mr Kwok Leung Lee - a 60-year-old, former Hong Kong Government employee - retired from work five years ago and instead of settling down to the normal retiree activities of newspaper reading, chess and collectibles, he decided to enhance his academic achievements with an accounting degree.