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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 |
- Spanish and Chinese language classes available
Published on 04 October, 2006
CQU Language Centre is offering Spanish and Chinese classes.
Spanish beginner classes will be held each Monday from 6pm - 8pm starting from October 16.
- Rail research agreement being established with Chinese Uni
Published on 04 October, 2006
Professors from South West Jiaotong University in China have visited Central Queensland University’s Centre for Railway Engineering to discuss collaborative research opportunities.
Professor Xuesong Jin and Professor Jing Zeng from the Chinese University met with CRE staff to establish a joint partnership agreement in railway mechanics and engineering research.
- First combined prizes and awards for Sciences, Engineering and Health
Published on 04 October, 2006
The Faculty of Sciences, Engineering & Health held its first combined Prizes & Awards Ceremony recently to recognise the outstanding academic achievements of students.
The annual event was attended by over 150 students and their families, faculty staff, donors and industry representatives who helped celebrate the excellent results obtained by students.
- 58 awards at Faculty ceremony
Published on 04 October, 2006
A total of 58 awards were presented recently during the first combined Prizes & Awards Ceremony for the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering & Health.
The annual event was attended by over 150 students and their families, faculty staff, donors and industry representatives who helped celebrate the excellent results obtained by students.
- CQ residents encouraged to support social survey
Published on 04 October, 2006
Central Queenslanders are encouraged to take part in the 2006 Central Queensland Social Survey (CQSS-2006) if a research assistant from Central Queensland University contacts them during the next 2 months.
CQU research assistants will be contacting people by phone in the Rockhampton, Mackay, Fitzroy, Wide Bay/Burnett and Central West regions.
- CQU supports local knowledge in minesite rehab
Published on 04 October, 2006
A new project designed to incorporate local knowledge into the decision-making process on minesite rehabilitation has recently commenced in Central Queensland.
The Australian Coal Association Research Program (ACARP) is funding research designed to develop a procedure for the evaluation of mine rehabilitation based on visual inspection by a panel of stakeholders.
- Engineers, technologists and scientists network at CQU Rockhampton
Published on 03 October, 2006
The Institute of Electrical & Electronic Engineers (IEEE) recently conducted a networking event at CQU Rockhampton (September 27).
The program, organised by CQU students, included a technical film, guest speakers, information about IEEE and its student chapter and refreshments.
- Australia needs to move on transport issues
Published on 03 October, 2006
Australia will need to enhance transportation infrastructures to cope with growing populations and to provide access to potential export industries, according to transport expert, Dr Kali Prasad Nepal.
“Unlike some congested cities in Asia, Australia enjoys the vast areas of land for constructing wide roads, excellent ports for water transport and clear sky for aviation.
- STEPS to celebrate at CQU Bundaberg
Published on 03 October, 2006
The Central Queensland University STEPS program has 2 reasons to celebrate in Bundaberg this weekend. Not only will 76 students be graduating from STEPS, but there will also be celebrations taking place to commemorate the 20th anniversary offering of this pre-university program.
- Notable authors stage public events in Rocky
Published on 03 October, 2006
Rockhampton residents will be treated to public events by nationally and internationally renowned authors this month.
Tickets are running out fast for world-renowned scientist, environmentalist, author and broadcaster David Suzuki’s public address at CQU Rockhampton this Thursday, October 5, where he will promote his latest book: 'David Suzuki - The Autobiography'.