Students from South Korea's Jinju National University have been enjoying 5 weeks of English language instruction at CQUniversity Australia, during the mild winter..

CQUniversity scientists hope to harness sunshine to disinfect aquaculture pond systems, reducing the chance that antibiotics or other treatment residues will get into the food chain..

Leader in contracting, engineering and services, John Holland has shown its commitment to up-and-coming engineers through an innovative joint venture with CQUniversity Australia.

This commitment to improving industry relevance of future engineers has led to the development of the Engineers for the Future Program.

CQUniversity Jazz Music graduate Sara Neep ‘turned up' the right performance at this year's ABC Amplified Awards in Tasmania recently.

Sara Jane won the Best Contemporary Classical/Jazz category in the people's choice awards, hosted by Steph Hughs from Triple JJJ.

A dozen students from CQUniversity Sydney International Campus recently joined State Director Susan Loomes and Student Advisor Coordinator Meagan Johnson to take part in Planet Ark's National Tree Day. 

National Tree Day was co-founded by Olivia Newton-John and Planet Ark in 1996 and since then more than 2 million volunteers have planted over 13 million native trees and shrubs.

In one of his last official engagements, CQUniversity's retiring Vice-Chancellor Professor John Rickard presented the Cancer Council Queensland with a $5000 cheque towards its new education, support and accommodation facilities on Upper Dawson Road in Rockhampton.

Cancer Council Queensland Building Fund Committee member Aurilea Augustine was on site to receive the award.

One of our first Pakistani students, Rafiq Punjwani is happy with his career, family and life in Australia around 2 decades after arriving at our Rockhampton Campus, then in transition as the University College of Central Queensland.

Rafiq says he really struggled with the 'Aussie accent' when he arrived in 1990 but overcame the language barrier by socialising with locals and by accepting help from other Pakistanis living locally.

A CQUniversity student's ambition of a career in mechanical engineering became one step closer this week with the announcement of the annual Queensland Alumina Limited/CQUniversity Scholarship.

Former Tannum Sands State High school student Joshua Ward was awarded the scholarship, which provides $5000 per annum to defray costs while undertaking a Bachelor of Engineering (Co-op) degree.