About 85 student presenters will make this year's GECon graduating engineers conference the biggest ever, just in time for the event's 10th anniversary.

Five theatres across CQUniversity Rockhampton Campus will be used to cover all the final-year presentations by Civil, Electrical and Mechanical students on Thursday June 14.

Congratulations to Master of Information Systems student Kalinga Wickramasinghe and Bachelor of Accounting student 'Cassie' Rong Rong Xu who will be recognised as Campus Director Award winners when they attend the Melbourne Campus graduation on May 11.

Kalinga has also been selected to deliver a speech on behalf of graduates at the ceremony.

Rockhampton residents recently joined CQUniversity staff and students as Professor Kevin Tickle addressed a risky subject for his Student Residential Professorial Lecture.

The free lecture at the Rockhampton Student Residence Dining Hall Australasia's university evaluators due in Rockhampton
Published on 19 April, 2012

Specialists charged with evaluating performance within universities across Australia and New Zealand are being invited to Rockhampton for the Australasian Higher Education Evaluation Forum (AHEEF) 2012.

With a focus on ‘Embedding an internal evaluation culture', this event will be held from October 8-10 at CQUniversity's Rockhampton Campus.

While many Melburnians were scurrying about trying to prepare for the upcoming Easter break recently, approximately 50 staff and students from CQUniversity Melbourne took advantage of one of the last beautiful warm days the fair city is likely to see for some months.

In glorious sunshine, they held their annual campus sports and activities day at Fawkner Park, South Yarra.

CQUniversity academics recently presented papers at the 7th annual APAIE Conference & Exhibition hosted by Mahidol University in Bangkok, Thailand..

CQUniversity's Professor Helen Huntly says she is honoured to have been nominated for a national education working party, as a representative of the Australian Council of Deans of Education..

It looks like a promising start for a new Australian Human Resources Institute (AHRI) Gladstone Regional Networking Group being formed in the harbour city.

CQUniversity's Discipline Head for HRM Dr Roslyn Cameron, who is coordinating the group on behalf of AHRI, says there's been a positive response to the first network group meeting scheduled for Monday (April 30 from 11am-12.

CQUniversity Music Theatre graduate Paul Tabone is heading to Italy to perform in two operas in Trieste. He's excited to have gained this international opportunity at the age of 24.