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  • CDU is ranked in Top 2% of universities worldwide

    Times Higher Education ranks CDU in the top 2 percent of universities in the world.

  • Nationally ranked for graduate employment and salary outcomes

    CDU is one of 5 top Australian Universities for graduate employment and salary outcomes.

  • A leader in Indigenous education

    Each year CDU teaches over 4,000 Indigenous students in over 150 locations across the NT.

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Events

  • Professor Daniel Dennett

    Charles Darwin Oration

    Alice Springs - Thursday September 20 | 5:30pm - 7:30pm

     

    Professor of Philosophy Daniel Dennett presentation From Bacteria to Bach: Charles Darwin's Vision Extended explores Charles Darwin's theories in relation to the evolution of the human mind.

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  • The Hon. Robert Shenton French AC

    Austin Asche Oration in Law and Governance

    Monday September 17 | 5pm - 7pm

     

    The Hon. Robert Shenton French AC, Former Chief Justice of the High Court of Australia will present Free speech and the law on campus. Do we need a charter of rights just for universities?

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  • Installation detail from 2018 Salon des Refusés

    Salon des Refusés

    8 August - 6 October 2018

     

    Now in it's sixth year, the Salon exhibits works submitted but not accepted into NATSIAA (National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards). 

     

    (Image: detail Salon des Refusés 2017)

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News

Clint Cameron

NT know-how to reduce SE Asia’s carbon footprint

Harnessing “blue carbon” to help tackle climate change in South East Asia is the focus of a new curriculum developed by Charles Darwin University. Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods researchers Clint Cameron and Ben Brown are the impetus behind an eight-module program designed to train decision-makers in blue carbon and its potential to significantly contribute to reducing the area’s carbon footprint.

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  • Curtis Roman

    Academic spotlight zooms in on Min Min light

    The eerie Min Min light has become the subject of a Charles Darwin University researcher seeking to gather an Indigenous understanding of the outback phenomenon. Senior Lecturer in Aboriginal Studies Dr Curtis Roman said the purpose of the project was to find out what Indigenous people know about the Min Min light.

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  • Austin Ausche oration

    Former High Court Chief Justice to discuss free speech on campus

    Former Chief Justice of the High Court, the Honourable Robert French AC, will deliver the eighth Austin Asche Oration in Law and Governance at Parliament House on 17 September.

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