CQUniversity is partnering with Zonta to assemble and distribute up to 5000 birthing kits to third world countries.

This Friday and Saturday (Sept 24 and 25), our CQUniversity campuses will hold an assembly day, inviting students, staff and community members to attend and be a part of this truly worthwhile project.

Recent PhD graduate Au Shion Yee expects many of his research outcomes to feed into government policy and planning in the Central Queensland region and across other parts of the State.

Shion is based in Brisbane, where he currently works as Principal Policy Officer with the SEQ Water Grid Manager.

Barry 'Rainman' Boland may only be in the first year of his Bachelor of Business degree but he has earned a respected role over 20 years, facilitating leadership and cultural understanding for Indigenous people and also the wider community..

A decade after the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games, is there an actual legacy from the extensive volunteer program?

That's a question being asked by CQUniversity PhD student Danya Hodgetts, in the wake of a commemorative ceremony at the Olympic Stadium.

New dean brings big ideas for CQ
Published on 23 September, 2010

From the small town of Stone in the Midlands of the UK comes some big ideas for Central Queensland..

The director of our International Education Research Centre, Professor Paul Rodan has boosted his profile as an advocate for Australia's in-country overseas student sector..