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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 |
- Fresh scholarships soon for nurses keen to get back into the workforce
Published on 12 November, 2012
Nurses who may have left the workforce but are keen to return are encouraged to apply for the next intake of a Registered Nurse Re-Entry to Practice Course offered by distance education, with online study.
This CQUniversity course can arrange clinical placements in the applicant's home region.
- Rocking Ravensburg: Keleher's eye-boggling keynote
Published on 09 November, 2012
CQUniversity academic Dr Patrick Keleher's eye-boggling keynote presentation highlighting the ‘key competencies for global practitioners' certainly got people talking recently. It was delivered at the Duale Hochschule - Baden-Wurttemburg (DHBW) Ravensburg Co-operative State University's Ravensburger Industry Conference.
- CoPs a sweet trend worldwide, now popular in Unis too
Published on 09 November, 2012
When UNESCO, the World Health Organisation and Fortune 500 companies embrace something you just know it's going to catch on elsewhere.
The 'Communities of Practice' concept got a foothold in the Australian tertiary education sector several years ago and has been growing ever since.
- Australian Dental Assoc reps tour Oral Health facilities on campus
Published on 09 November, 2012
Representatives of the Australian Dental Association (Qld branch) recently toured Rockhampton Campus facilities that support the Bachelor of Oral Health program at CQUniversity.
Dr Greg Moore, a local dentist and member of the ADA Rockhampton Branch, helped transport and guide the visitors to the campus, where they saw the Dental Clinic and Oral Health Simulation Laboratory.
- Rebecca no longer nervous of needles, packs for Nursing trip to Nepal
Published on 08 November, 2012
Yeppoon's Rebecca Clarke will soon join a contingent of CQUniversity Nursing and Midwifery students in a remote community in Nepal, where they will lend a hand at a local hospital, rural health camps and outreach clinics..
- Students encouraged to contribute to their region, with help from BMA scholarship
Published on 08 November, 2012
CQUniversity and BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance (BMA) are encouraging students interested in 'non-mining' disciplines to apply for the 2013 BMA Community and Indigenous Scholarship Program.
These scholarships are designed to attract students who demonstrate the need and desire to contribute to their local region.
- Rollercoaster of a life, with TV cameras along for the ride
Published on 08 November, 2012
CQUniversity graduate Alain Mangan has experienced a 'rollercoaster of a life' and he's had TV cameras along for the ride in recent years..
- Nursing graduate Hannah serves on world's largest private hospital ship
Published on 08 November, 2012
"Seeing kids in the hospital recovering after surgery, seeing them smiling and playing, I know they have a chance at a better future," says CQUniversity Nursing graduate Hannah Strawson, who is back in Brisbane after serving as a volunteer with Mercy Ships in Guinea, West Africa..
- Uni welcomes ambulance to add realism for Paramedic students
Published on 08 November, 2012
CQUniversity has taken delivery of a fully-functioning ambulance to add realism when Paramedic Science students carry out simulated scenarios.
The John Villiers Trust* Teaching Ambulance has been set up in line with ambulance services throughout Australia, so students will get a feel for working in a functional vehicle before going on clinical placements.
- Family happiness underpins success of mining
Published on 08 November, 2012
For thousands of years, men travelled away from their families under the hunter-gatherer system, which was a Walk-In-Walk-Out version of the Fly-In-Fly-Out and Drive-In-Drive-Out systems favoured by mining companies.
The difference today is the lack of social support networks available to the families.