Central Queensland University will provide the “best of both worlds” at the 8th Annual Sport Management Association of Australia and New Zealand Conference which will be staged at the Mercure Inn in Rockhampton from 28 to 30 November.

Conference director Dr Geoff Dickson from CQU's School of Health and Human Performance said this year’s theme of the SMAANZ Conference, ‘best of both worlds’, has been inspired by the combination of sport and management.

THIS JUST IN: Replacement UPS is scheduled to arrive in Rockhampton on Saturday. The equipment will be installed on Sunday.

Digital technology has opened up doors for Central Queensland University students.

CQU Bundaberg\'s multimedia lecturer Seth Keen is overwhelmed with the results of the first multimedia exhibition which was held at CQU Bundaberg this week.

Five researchers attended a three-hour media training session Wednesday afternoon, run by the Faculty of Informatics& Communications at the university’s Public Relations Office.

“It was stimulating.

CQU Press successfully launched Women Who Win, with Premier Beattie in Parliament House, on Wednesday. A re-print had been ordered even before the book launch due to an increased demand from Angus & Robertson.

It’s time to put the pens down because the SURF’s up! As the school year comes to an end, Central Queensland University’s is inviting year 11 and 12 students to the Rockhampton campus for SURF – Student Undergraduate Resource Forum.

Hosted by the James Goldston Faculty of Engineering and Physical Systems, SURF will be held on Tuesday 26 November from 10am to 12.

Scientists from throughout Australia converged on Central Queensland University Rockhampton this week to attend a two-day ASREML workshop.

One could be forgiven for thinking that ASREML reads like a foreign language – and it actually is.

Talented Central Queensland University multimedia student, Skye Olde has recently won the award for the extreme sports category at AUSFEST 2002, the Australian Digital and Video Film Festival.

AUSFEST is the first digital festival in Australia and aims to showcase innovative and emerging filmmakers.

There wasn’t a Versace in sight at the CQU Mackay Melbourne Cup Day celebrations as the staff chose to take part in a ‘Worst Fashion in the Fields’ competition.

The inaugural event attracted quite a few glamorous entrants, with staff wearing mismatched tops and bottoms, stripy socks through to white socks teamed with sandals.

Overseas universities are set to incorporate elements of Central Queensland University’s Bachelor of Learning Management (BLM).

Returning from a recent conference in Seoul, South Korea, CQU Mackay Associate Professor Bruce Knight said the BLM proved a popular reference point for future changes in the international education tertiary sector.