Issue 9
Monday
04 November
2019

E-news

Haileybury College students, Phylly Palipuaminni and Declan Campbell recently graduated with a Certificate I (Retail)

CDU’s Indigenous HE grad numbers pass 1000

CDU passed a milestone recently when it graduated its 1000th Indigenous higher education student.

Indigenous students made up more than 10% of the 1179 graduates at the ceremonies last month.

Since 1996 when identifying records began to be kept...

Research probes psychology of wound care

“Talk to the face not to the wound” is the best advice for health professionals treating patients with significant injuries, according to Dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences Professor Dominic Upton.

Since 2010, Professor Upton has been...

Other Research News

Call for Indigenous knowledge in teacher training

Comms is key to more just treatment of First Australians

Researcher: play therapy helps heal trauma

Legal protection for animals ‘lacking’

Fresh Science helps researchers find voice

CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Simon Maddocks with SPEE3D’s Steve Camilleri and the revolutionary axial flux motor designed at the university in the 1990’s

NT’s pioneering solar car on display in CBD

Darwin’s history as an early leader in solar car technology was on display in the Smith Street Mall to coincide with the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

The Desert Rose 2001, which was a Northern Territory entry in the World Solar Car Challenge...

Other Community News

CDU hub for social work in the NT

Networking towards a ‘military friendly’ institution

All the fun of the Fair on again in Top End

Balinese art exhibition opens at CDU

New literary journal to capture NT’s essence

Aeromedical retrieval team in a simulation exercise

Aeromedical retrieval course starts to take shape

CDU’s new Masters of Public Health (Aeromedical Retrieval) is starting to take shape thanks to some of Australia’s leading aeromedical retrieval specialists.

Executives from the National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre (NCCTRC), CareFlight...

Other Staff News

Conference examines African-Australian narratives

Grad Studies Dean lives the student life

Urgent call to save species from brink of extinction

Internationals feeling at home in NT

CDU has run two programs designed to help international students feel more at home in the Northern Territory.

With the support of the Northern Territory Government’s International Student Wellbeing Grant Program, CDU Global has devised the “People...

Other Students News

PhD student joins Japan’s elite sports program

Deadly support for Aboriginal midwives

VET student sets gold standard in beauty competition

Renu Gyanwali (mum), Saurav Gyanwali & Aashika Upreti (wife)

Nerida Osborne (mum), Mishka Oakes and Peter Oakes (dad)

Graduates' grand celebration

Hundreds of VET and higher education students have celebrated the culmination of their university studies at the recent Charles Darwin University graduation ceremonies. Of special note was the graduation of our 1000th Indigenous higher education student....

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