Department of Employment, Education and Training offer study grants up to $4000 - apply now for 2007! Find out more...

Professor Jonathan Carapetis presents 'Global rheumatic heart disease control - the Darwin connection', on Monday 5 February from 12pm to 1pm.

The Vocational and Technical Education (VTE) Staff Guide 2007 is now available. Find out more...

CDU's flagship magazine Origins is calling for staff contributions.

Long time CDU identity and DSO artistic director/conductor, Martin Jarvis, has been honoured with a Medal of the Order of Australia as a part of the 2007 Australia Day honours.

CDU graduate, Phoebe Ward, always wanted to work in Indigenous health and CDU's Bachelor of Nursing degree has made her dream a reality.

Orientation 2007 at CDU will be a jam-packed week of social, cultural and sporting events familiarising new students with CDU's diverse range of services.

CDU graduate Marcia Kelly is a strong advocate of the benefits of a university qualification in switching careers and moving up the job ladder.

CDU's VTE course guide for 2007 is available and outlines over 100 courses available for study in 2007.

Australia may be in the grip of drought, but a drought of a different kind has been broken at CDU's Alice Springs library with Steven Greatorex, the first male employee in the library in almost 20 years, commencing work.

Registrations are now open for the 4th Annual Australian Universities Community Engagement Alliance (AUCEA) Conference. The Conference is being hosted by CDU at its Alice Springs campus from July 2-4, 2007.

For the past six months CDU researcher Anthea Nicholls has been studying the role of the computer in the Ramingining community in East Arnhemland.

Students enrolled in CDU's Bachelor of Business in Alice Springs will benefit from more face-to-face lectures and tutorials in 2007.

Peter Burkhard has recently joined Academic Quality, Planning & VTE and changes to the VTE Quality System call for comment by 5 February from interested parties. Find out more...

Get involved in Clean Up Australia on Sunday 4 March and 'don't let rubbish become part of the scenery'. Find out more...

The first Tertiary Teaching Workshop for 2007 will be held on Friday 9 February from 8.30am to 4.30pm. Find out more...

As students around the country consider their tertiary options, the message from CDU is loud and clear: don't give up hope of study this year.

2007 codes have changed significantly from those in place during 2006. Find out more...

Charles Darwin University advises students to be on the alert for a bogus debt collector believed to be operating in the Darwin area.

Mallery Thorne admits to being both nervous and excited about beginning her bachelor of teaching and learning degree at CDU next month.

Professor Bart Currie from CDU's Menzies School of Health Research has been honoured for his research into box jellyfish.

Students who want to study higher education at CDU this year are not likely to be disappointed, with 13.2 per cent more first round offers made than last year.

CDU staff were recently involved in a collaborative curriculum development workshop held in Soe, West Timor from 5-9 December.

Apprentice baker Aron Woods has been rewarded for his outstanding efforts by being named the most outstanding student of the year in his course at CDU.

CDU student, Bill Rowland, will fly the flag for the Territory later this month as he vies for the title of Australia's best barbie cook.

Menzies School of Health Research, a school within CDU's Institute of Advanced Studies, has been awarded $76,000 for training scholarships from the Australian Government.

CDU Alice Springs has agreed to join the Adopt-A-Schools project, an initiative providing Indigenous students with extensive work experience placement.

CDU's commitment to strengthening its international status and embracing its near neighbors has again been evidenced with the University hosting the Endeavour Language Teacher Fellowships.

Mr Anthony Smith, the new Director of Corporate Communications and Chief Marketing Officer at CDU, took up his appointment last week (8 January).

Northern Territory University graduate, Robert Penaloza, is a perfect example of what rewards hard work and application can bring.

Two East Timorese delegates, funded by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, arrived in Darwin on Monday to learn more about various weeds and measures used to control them.

Staff are invited to attend a tropical cyclone briefing presented by the Bureau of Meteorology and the Northern Territory Emergency Services, on Wednesday 31 January from 12pm to 1pm.

The Menzies School of Health Research are offering a number of short courses and workshops in 2007. Find out more...

Business student Paul Patteson was surprised at the response when he inquired at CDU about finishing off his Masters of Business Administration degree.