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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 |
- New CQU Sydney International Campus Opens
Published on 09 May, 2002
Central Queensland University (CQU), one of Australia’s most successful universities in the provision of programs for international students, is expanding its Sydney International Campus to meet the increased needs of students who have come to the Harbour City from as far away as Japan and Taiwan.
Queensland Premier Peter Beattie, a supporter of CQU and its international programs, will officially open the new facility located at 333 Kent Street, Friday, 17 May at 2PM following the university’s graduation ceremony.
- Finest Writers Here in Central Queensland
Published on 09 May, 2002
Queensland Arts Council and the State Library of Queensland are bringing four of Australia\'s finest contemporary writers to regional Queensland for workshops, readings, book signings and special public events.
Nick Earls (PICTURED), John Birmingham, Samuel Watson and Sue Gough will meet and work with locals during the Writers Ontour Outback in May.
- Versatility, Vocation and Value; Why Two Norwegians Chose CQU
Published on 09 May, 2002
How does a couple from Norway, who have been together for four years, travelled the world extensively and studied in other countries, end up studying on the Gold Coast with Central Queensland University (CQU)?.
"Because we chose CQU through the internet.
- New Family Violence Prevention Centre Established at CQU; "We're Talking About Saving Li
Published on 09 May, 2002
A new $1.3 million Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Centre has been established at Central Queensland University (CQU), it was announced Thursday.
- CQU Social Work School Accredited
Published on 07 May, 2002
Central Queensland University announces its School of Social Work and Welfare Studies has become Australia’s newest provider of professional social work education. The Australian Association of Social Workers, the profession’s peak body, has accredited the CQU degree in social work through to 2007.
- CQU Players Selected in Australian Rugby League Side
Published on 07 May, 2002
CQU students Ben Bourke (picture courtesy The Morning Bulletin) from Rockhampton and Bundaberg’s Rowan Graham have been selected in the Australian Student Rugby league side. The URLQ's State Team’s winning run continued after a comprehensive 20-6 victory over the old enemy, NSW Universities at Coffs Harbour on Anzac Day.
- Mackay Hosts Aussie Music Theatre Legend
Published on 06 May, 2002
Australian music theatre legend Nancye Hayes will make a brief visit to Mackay this week (May 10-12) for Kiss Me Kate auditions.
Kiss Me Kate is the major production for Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music's music theatre students.
- Mackay people can witness movie music as 'Art'-form
Published on 06 May, 2002
Screen music composer Art Phillips will lead Mackay musicians to provide a live soundtrack for a variety of silent movie scenes, next Friday evening (May 10).
Mackay people are welcome to attend the free event, from 8pm at the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music Theatre.
- CQU Announces New Management Team
Published on 06 May, 2002
Central Queensland University announced its new management structure for the University on Monday 6 May.
Professor Gary Anido will hold the new position of Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic and Research.
- Public Lecture Series
Published on 06 May, 2002
Going for Broke: problem gambling in CQ. This lecture surveys current knowledge on problem gambling and its impact on CQ.