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Following the flock: Samantha’s research could revolutionise water point placement

When Samantha first moved to South Australia's harsh outback, she was confronted by what she saw. 

"Having recently moved to arid pastoral South Australia, I was struck by the hot, dry climatic conditions," she says. "I found myself questioning what made these landscapes so resilient, how livestock production could thrive in such conditions and whether this relationship was truly sustainable." 

From young mum to psychology graduate: Sherkeira’s decade-long journey with CDU

How CDU graduate Daniel aims to change lives in Kenya

Africa is widely known for its constant cycle of severe social, economic and political upheavals. But now, thanks to the efforts of Charles Darwin University Master of Emergency and Disaster Management graduate Daniel Pate, the future for the continent might be starting to look a little brighter. 

What tax deductions can I make if I return to uni to upskill?

Thinking about postgraduate study at Charles Darwin University? It’s a great way to advance your career and improve your earning potential — and it could also come with some worthwhile tax perks.

Using AI to transform law: How Hadi aims to revolutionise legal decision-making

Navigating legal documents or reading a contract could be much easier using artificial intelligence. CDU Master of Information Technology (Artificial Intelligence) student Hadi believes it can also become cheaper and more accessible with AI's help. 

Renewables to power demand for more Australian engineers

Australia’s move to renewable energies will need engineers to help build a better future

10 top questions about Preparatory Studies

Heard of CDU's new, free Preparatory Studies course but not sure what it entails and who it's designed for? From the way the units work to the length of time it takes to complete the course before the semester starts, here's your informal guide to the FREE course designed to help you thrive at Charles Darwin University. 

Hannah found a passion for public health in the Kimberley

Hannah’s time volunteering in a remote community in the Kimberley would inspire her to change gears in her career. Studying public health online at Charles Darwin University became the link to her future. 

Transferable skills catapaulted Yvonne's career

Yvonne always planned to go to university, but young motherhood put her plans on pause – at least for a decade or two. Starting her first degree in her late 30s didn't slow her learning down in the slightest. In fact, Yvonne turned two very different degrees into a whole new career.