Angelica Carlet is a lecturer in education at Charles Darwin University whose research sits at the intersection of second language
acquisition, phonology, and English language teaching methodologies. Her primary focus is on effective strategies for teaching English pronunciation to non-native speakers, with a particular emphasis on High Variability Phonetic Training (HVPT).
Join Anne Marchment and Michelle Pulatuwayu Woody Minnapinni as they discuss the early days of Jilamara Arts and Crafts and the Muluwurri Museum Collection at the 'Yipapirraya arnuwujaputi / Tide going out, tide coming in…' exhibition, Midpul Art Gallery at CDU, Danala campus.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) pharmacy graduates have become the first in Australia to be awarded the title of ‘Doctor of Pharmacy’ following accreditation changes announced by the Federal Government in late 2024.
RIEL’s research aims to improve our understanding and management of natural and human systems in northern Australia, the near Asia-Pacific region and beyond.
Our scientists are exploring these resources and their interconnections, informing debate and decisions in government, industry and the community.
We adopt a multidisciplinary and participatory approach, working with partners from all sectors to co-design and deliver research for impact.
Our scientists are exploring these resources and their interconnections, informing debate and decisions in government, industry and the community.
We adopt a multidisciplinary and participatory approach, working with partners from all sectors to co-design and deliver research for impact.
To provide a transparent, fair and equitable process for awarding the University Medal and the Chancellor’s Medal in VET and to clearly define the selection criteria and application procedures used to determine the successful recipient.
This policy outlines requirements for the governance and management of information at the University to ensure there is a consistent approach to creating and maintaining full and accurate records of all transactions and activities in accordance with good business practice and legislative requirements.
This document details the principles and requirements relating to appointment by invitation for Academic and senior Professional staff positions. It sets out the University's standards for employment in such positions and details the principles for recruiting and selecting applicants.
This policy outlines the English language proficiency requirements for applicants to the University. It includes the University English language proficiency standard (the minimum requirement which no course of a certain course type can sit below) and details about various ways applicants can demonstrate English language proficiency.
This procedure outlines necessary steps for the safe management of chemicals and provides a framework for identification of hazards, assessment of risks and determination of risk control strategies so that all persons involved with procuring, using, handling, storing and disposing of chemicals and chemical waste are proactive towards safety.
This procedure gives effect to clause 41 of the Charles Darwin University and Union Enterprise Agreement 2022 and sets the procedure in which staff are required to access this leave. This procedure also outlines the circumstances in which staff will remain on duty during this period.