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Environmental science at CDU

Research institutes and centres

Charles Darwin University (CDU) is a research-intensive university with outstanding performance and recognised excellence in Indigenous and tropical health, environmental science and public policy. Our research portfolio has a real-world impact, within and beyond our unique location in Northern Australia.

The majority of CDU's research is interdisciplinary and conducted across the below research centres. The CDU Institute of Advanced Studies coordinates units with researchers from CDU's faculties.

Research news

  • Heat exposure

    Location-specific solutions needed to manage heat in global climate crisis

    Place-specific strategies for adapting to increasing temperatures are crucial to keeping remote towns and communities across Northern Australia habitable, according to a recent study on the future impacts of climate change-intensified heat on people in the geographic edges of Australia.

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  • Documentary poster

    New documentary captures mission to bring birthing back on Country

    A new documentary shares the journey of Yolŋu mothers, grandmothers, leaders and health workers to bring birthing back on Country shines a bright, powerful light on First Nations maternity care and self-determination. 

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  • resilience boxing

    Punching above its weight: Trauma-focused boxing program evolves into research partnership

    The popularity of a grassroots boxing program and its evolution in under two years is underscoring the importance and need for clinical trauma recovery programs in the Northern Territory.  

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