A husband and wife team at CQU Sydney International Campus, Associate Professor Teresa Buczkowska and Associate Professor Janusz Buczkowski, are currently combining their industry knowledge and experience working side by side supervising students for the Professional Doctorate program.

Dr Teresa and Dr Janusz have both had a long history of experience in industry and academia.

A Central Queensland University bridging program for ‘women into science and technology’ has changed life’s direction for Rosedale woman, Vicki Barden.

A change to Ms Barden’s personal circumstances in 2000 left her looking for ways to improve her future career options.

Central Queensland University has received a $310,000 grant to attract 80 aged care nurses back into the work force.

Recognising a national shortage of nurses working in aged care, the Federal Government, through the Royal College of Nursing, allocated the substantial funding to CQU.

Rockhampton’s Gentle Arts Society has officially opened its 12th annual exhibition at Central Queensland University’s early childhood building in Quay Street, Rockhampton.

The Gentle Arts Society, with the help of the CQU Art Collection and curator, will exhibit more than 250 new pieces.

She’s been the voice of Central Queensland University for 16 years, but now it's time to hang up the phone and call it a day.

CQU Rockhampton’s long serving switchboard operator, Iris Stevens will retire this month to spend more time fishing, gardening and playing with her grandchildren.

Central Queensland University has agreed to co-operate with England's University of Brighton to develop an international network of academic institutions involved in community informatics.

The emerging discipline of community informatics encompasses the use of information and communication systems to support services, development and action in communities.

There were lots of smiles on the faces of the 160 graduates and their family and friends who attended the CQU Bundaberg graduation ceremony last weekend.

For some it was a real family affair with a mother/daughter combination, a mother/son combination and a husband/wife all receiving their degrees.

The guest speaker’s voice at the CQU Bundaberg Graduation Ceremony was familiar to many ABC listeners.

ABC journalist and past CQU student Phil Smith recalled his own graduation from the then Capricornia Institute of Advanced Education (now CQU).

When Kelly Beckett moved to Bundaberg four years ago with her husband and three children she had no idea of what lay ahead for her.

Kelly’s husband, David, is a police officer, which meant the family had spent many years travelling throughout Queensland.

The Department of Innovation and Information Economy, Sport and Recreation Queensland (DIIESRQ) is offering Central Queensland University graduates an excellent opportunity to kick-start a dynamic career.

DIIESRQ is launching their 2004 Graduate Recruitment program and is encouraging CQU graduates to apply.