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News
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Health response to disasters in the spotlight
Read moreOur national response to natural and manmade disasters will be in the spotlight at a public lecture to be held at Charles Darwin University (CDU) on May 10.
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More qualified paramedics for the Territory
Read moreCharles Darwin University (CDU) is educating the next generation of paramedics to grow the local workforce and increase the capacity of primary health services in the Northern Territory.
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Centre for Better Health Futures in the Territory
Read moreCharles Darwin University’s (CDU) NT Centre for Better Health Futures (Centre) is set to expand capacity in health education and training in the Territory.
Wellness Centre
CDU Wellness Centre is committed to delivering an inclusive teaching and an interprofessional learning environment, to benefit the health of our community. We are Northern Territory's first student-run, interdisciplinary health centre. We believe in a holistic approach to health - healthy mind, healthy body, healthy community.
Explore our servicesCDU Menzies School of Medicine
CDU has established the CDU Menzies School of Medicine in partnership with Menzies School of Health Research and National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre (NCCTRC).
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Health Immersive Virtual Education (HIVE) facility
Work-integrated Learning (WIL) and Placements
Message from the Dean
At Charles Darwin University, our vision is to be Australia’s most connected university by delivering the education, training and research that matters to the people of the Northern Territory, Australia and beyond.
The College of Health and Human Sciences leads CDU’s commitment to Australia’s health and community sectors. Delivering health education and research that is locally embedded and world class, we focus on issues of national and regional significance including the management of chronic health conditions, mental health, rural, remote and First Nations health.
We are currently developing a range of initiatives to support the health and workforce needs of the Territory. This includes a suite of new courses* designed to educate and grow the health workforce in areas of need identified by the sector. Our courses will provide innovative learning opportunities and supported career pathways to attract and retain quality health professionals in, with and for the NT.
Psychology research participant pool
The Australasian Centre for Resilience Implementation for Sustainable Communities
The Australasian RISC Centre is a research and consultancy team of top minds from Charles Darwin University, industry, government and the community working to develop evidence-based strategies for building more resilient communities.
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