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Alice Springs campus (aerial view)
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Research Impact Series: Research and Partnerships in Central Australia

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Purpose Film
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Purpose: A Wellbeing Economies Film screening + panel discussion with food from Arthouse Cafe

Professor Rakesh Gupta
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CDU Public Lecture on Trade Nationalism and Global Order

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Mobile Phone Big Data Analysis and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Mobile Phone Big Data Analysis and the COVID-19 pandemic

Charles Darwin University (CDU) has previewed its new health teaching and training facility, the $30.8 million Centre for Better Health Futures.

Located at CDU’s Casuarina campus, the 3,684 square-metre, three-storey facility is designed to equip the next generation of health professionals with world-class, practical training.

The Centre features a simulated emergency department and a 12-bed hospital ward, offering students hands-on experience in real-world clinical settings.

The student experience at Charles Darwin University (CDU) has improved in almost every area despite declining sector trends, according to the recently published 2024 QILT Student Experience Survey.

The overall undergraduate experience improved by 5 per cent in 2024 from the previous year, with the greatest improvements seen in peer engagement and teaching quality and engagement – up 5.1 per cent and 4.6 per cent respectively.

Charles Darwin University’s (CDU) Free Tax Clinic has received national recognition with a visit from Australian Tax Ombudsman Ruth Owen CBE.

Since launching in 2019 with support from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), the Clinic has become a leading model of community-focused tax support that prioritises safety, dignity and understanding for clients who may have experienced hardship.

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