A total of 185 graduates from around 30 different nations are celebrating at CQUniversity's Sydney Town Hall graduation this afternoon (May 13). One of them will be PhD graduate Peter Mitchell, whose research reflected on the process of preparing a book about his career as an immigration officer and detention centre manager.

Everyone has a stake in reducing the loneliness of international students who are studying in Australia, according to the co-author of a new book on International Student Security..

An invitation to represent Australia at the Childhood Cancer Forum in Bangladesh arose due to the worldwide reputation of CQUniversity's International Program of Psycho-Social Health Research* (IPP-SHR).

This event was initiated by the British Columbia Cancer Agency, Canada.

Audience feedback has been positive for the initial performances of Mighty Foods: The Musical, at CQUniversity's Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music in Mackay this week.

In addition, media organisations have been enthusiastic about covering the new project, especially since author Karen Fischer was present to see the first performances based on her book Don't Tell Them It's Healthy.

CQUniversity PhD graduate Tanya Nitins has James Bond to thank for her award.

She used the Bond film series as a case study to demonstrate the impact cultural events have played on the practice of product placement.

Twenty-five nationalities were represented when 120 graduates attended CQUniversity's Brisbane graduation ceremony on Monday, May 10..

Stephanie Lambourn can identify with Shakespeare's As You Like It' metaphor about 'all the world' being a stage. And she's resigned to continue as a 'mere player' in productions around the globe.