When Alicia Burrows gave birth, it wasn’t just her daughter that she fell in love with. It was also the idea of pursuing a new career.
Following her dream to become a midwife, Alicia now juggles family and study. But she doesn’t regret a thing. She knows that bringing new life into the world is going to be special for both her and her career.
A digital ‘skills passport’ being developed by Charles Darwin University (CDU)’s Northern Institute will support job seekers and school leavers in the Territory to showcase their skills and knowledge and improve their employment prospects.
Associate Professor George Frazis currently teaches Modern Greek Language and Greek Literature at Charles Darwin University where he specialises in literary studies, Modern Greek Literature, immigration of Greeks to Australia and their oral history. His main project currently is the collection and publication of stories of Hellenes in the Northern Territory.
These inherent requirements apply to the following suite of Information Technology courses of Charles Darwin University: Diploma of Network Engineering, Diploma of Information Technology, Associate Degree of Information and Communication Technology, Associate Degree of Network Engineering, Bachelor of Computer Science, Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Software Engineering Honours, Bachelor of Computer Science/Master of Information Technology, Graduate Certificate of Data Science, Graduate Certificate of Information Technology (Cyber Security), Master of Data Science, Master of Information Technology (Cyber Security), Master of Information Technology (Information Systems and Data Science), and Master of Information Technology (Software Engineering)
The Greek In-Country language program is an excellent opportunity for students to experience Greek culture first hand. It combines coursework taught by lecturers from CDU, the University of the Aegean as well as other Greek Educational Institutions. This intensive three-week program is equivalent to a full unit of Greek language study and may include Kalymnos and other islands, Athens, and a study trip in the northern mainland region of Macedonia.
Balancing studies while being a parent or expecting a child is definitely achievable! It might be a bit challenging at times, but with the right approach, you can successfully manage both your studies and parenting responsibilities. Adjusting your schedule and availability will impact both you and your family, but don't worry—there are plenty of resources available to help you navigate this journey. Check out the information below for study tips, parenting resources, and support available at CDU!
My research is situated within health professions education, with a focus on assessment quality, curriculum design, learner development, and faculty capacity building in medical and allied health programs. I have conducted and published work on clinical competence assessment, MCQ and OSCE design, educational environments, learner agency, culturally responsive teaching and assessment, and the use of technology-enhanced learning in health education.
Dr. Emmanuel Tenakwah's research examines the intersection of strategic human resource management and organisational transformation in a rapidly evolving global business environment. His doctoral research at the University of Newcastle investigated the diffusion of transferred HR management practices within multinational enterprises, providing valuable insights into how global organisations adapt and implement people management strategies across diverse cultural and institutional contexts.
Whether you have come to university straight from school or after many years out of a classroom you may find some aspects of life as a university student unfamiliar or strange. Whether you grew up in Australia or in another country, you may wonder how to tackle different learning activities or what your lecturers expect from you. All students, regardless of background, go through a period of adjustment, while learning how to learn at university.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) is a unique institution. With our home and heart in the Northern Territory, we are committed to providing education, training, and research that reflects the inclusive, resilient, and courageous spirit of the region.
We value diverse perspectives and create an inclusive, supportive environment where you can connect, discover and grow. What matters most is not where you have come from, but where you want to go and the impact you want to make on the world.