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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 |
- End of term party at Sydney Graduate Campus
Published on 30 October, 2006
Students of CQU's Sydney International Graduate Campus celebrated the end of classes with style on Friday October 6.
A total of 140 pizzas and drinks were served to many eager students who thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon mingling with fellow students and CQU staff members.
- Creative Enterprise students benefit from Festival of Innovation
Published on 30 October, 2006
CQU Bachelor of Creative Enterprise students made the most of the Festival of Innovation held in Rockhampton last Thursday and Friday.
BCE program leader Dr Bernadette Walker-Gibbs recently thanked the Festival organisers for running an excellent event.
- Central Queensland University & Campus Group Holdings
Published on 30 October, 2006
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Central Queensland University (CQU) has a robust international profile that is largely due to a successful 13-year relationship with Campus Group Holdings and the organisations’ unique 50:50 joint partnership known as C_Management Services (C_MS), which recruits international students and manages the University’s four international campuses in Australian capital cities.
- 30 graduates due for Hong Kong ceremony
Published on 30 October, 2006
A total of 30 graduates are due to attend Central Queensland University's Hong Kong graduation ceremony, from 2.30pm on Saturday, November 11.
- Plant Sciences on display at Festival
Published on 30 October, 2006
CQU Plant Sciences staff and students were ready to impress during the Festival of Innovation in Rockhampton last Thursday.
Ben Kele (below right) attended to spread the word on the range of Kele Effluent Wastewater Treatments, being promoted as KEWT.
- Customers and networks on Festival agenda
Published on 30 October, 2006
Faculty of Business and Informatics staff members Noel Patson and Tony Ward were part of the CQU contingent at last week's Festival of Innovation in Rockhampton.
Noel Patson (above right with Cliff Arnold from QR) exhibited his new way of visualising large amounts of network traffic information.
- Business links hoped for in 'wake' of Festival
Published on 30 October, 2006
Recent CQU graduate Tim Pianta (above) was among a range of exhibitors at the Festival of Innovation in Rockhampton last Thursday.
Mr Pianta is promoting his Hydrofoil Wake Enhancer for outboard motorised boats.
- Tram provides a moving billboard for CQU
Published on 30 October, 2006
CQU Rockhampton staff and students may have seen one or more of the 10 city and district buses branded by the University this year.
Further afield, CQU Melbourne International Campus Director Darryl Stewart thinks the University has also got its money worth from a tram promotion this year.
- Faculty hosts international management conference
Published on 30 October, 2006
CQU's Faculty of Business & Informatics is hosting the Australian and New Zealand Academy of Management 2006 Conference, due to be held at Rydges Capricorn Resort from December 6-9 (with doctoral workshops on December 5-6).
The keynote speakers are Dr Jerald Greenberg from Ohio State University (known worldwide for his pioneering research on organisational justice) and Dr Bruce J.
- CQU PhD candidate already flushed with success
Published on 27 October, 2006
Mr Benjamin Kele, a doctoral candidate at Central Queensland University, has developed a new innovative technology for on-site wastewater treatment and reuse and has been awarded an innovation patent.
He has successfully commercialised the new technology with the formation of the company GBG Project Management Pty Ltd (www.