Regis Martin will exhibit his latest work in 'Portraiture in the bathroom' from 5-14 April.

Bevlyne Sithole, Dean Yibarbuk and Hmalan Hunter-Xenie present 'Evaluating together: Lessons for the evaluation of the Aboriginal land and sea management program in the top end' on Monday 2 April.

More than 100 engineering students turned out to hear mining giant Alcan launch its PlanA scholarship and mentoring scheme at CDU on Friday. (March 30).

The 2007 Tertiary Education Management Conference will be held in Canberra from 23-26 September 2007.

A new CDU initiative, the Vice Chancellor's Awards for Exceptional Performance in Research recognises the research efforts of academic staff. Find out more...

The annual national NCVER conference will be held in Alice Springs from 11-13 July 2007. Find out more...

Personalised service, a commitment to industry and flexible delivery options are paying big dividends for vocational child care training in Alice Springs.

Chinese tenor Wang Wen will perform on Friday 30 March as part of CDU's School of Creative Arts and Humanities lunchtime concert series from 12pm.

Graduates and students completing their studies will have the chance to take a close look at the jobs market at the Graduate Recruitment Fair on April 3.

Dr William Martin presents 'The Psychologisation of the private sphere in Habermas' theory of communicative action' on Friday 30 March from 12pm to 1pm.

CDU Master of Arts student Catriona Stanton will present the next School of Creative Arts and Humanities artist's forum today, Tuesday 27 March from 12.15pm to 1pm.

Nominations are now open for the 2007 NT Training Awards. Find out more...

Dr Joshua Davis presents 'Can statins improve outcomes from sepsis? What does this have to do with endothelial function?' on Monday 2 April from 12pm to 1pm.

In late January, CDU Vice Chancellor and George Manning, ConocoPhillips' Darwin Area Manager, signed a three year contract to quality assure and certify on-the-job training and assessment conducted at ConocoPhillips operations in the NT.

The links between Indonesia and CDU are strengthening with the music department's latest project - the building on campus of an Indonesian garden.

Alumina mining and manufacturing giant Alcan will launch its new student program at CDU on March 30.

CDU's Alice Springs campus launched the 2007 Public Lecture Series, as part of its charter of community engagement on 23 March.

CDU's Casuarina-based education researchers will spend some time each week at the Palmerston campus this year as part of the University's commitment to the rapidly-growing community.

CDU Master of Visual Arts student, Regis Martin will exhibit his photographic portraits in 'Portraiture in the Bathroom', a School of Creative Arts and Humanities exhibition, from 5-14 April.

Five secondary students have commenced their internship at CDU's Alice Springs campus as part of the Adopt-A-School project, which aims to enhance learning and employment outcomes for Indigenous students.

CDU at Katherine has commenced training of Night Patrol Officers as part of a $100,000 package from the Department of Education, Employment and Training.

CDU's commitment to its international students will again be evidenced as the International office prepares to host an international student lunch on Thursday, 5 April.

CDU coordinator and lecturer in botany, Dr Sean Bellairs has successfully applied for funds for a PhD student to undertake a research project.

More than 100 student teachers from CDU will begin their training in Darwin schools over the next three weeks.

Students in traditional costume turned out in big numbers to celebrate International Harmony Day at CDU on Wednesday (March 21).

David Raftos will present 'Defending the spineless... homeostasis in hostile environments', on Tuesday 3 April from 12pm to 1pm.

Harmony Day on the Casuarina campus of CDU will begin at 10am on Wednesday (March 21) with cultural demonstrations in the foyer of Building 17.

Greg Williams presents 'Through our own eyes first!: Understanding the embeddedness of resource management in social and cultural knowledges and practices' on Monday 26 March from 12.00pm to 1.30pm.

Colin de la Rue presents 'The point of no turning back' on Friday 23 March from 4pm.

CDU's Teaching and Learning Development Group have developed a new website to support higher education and VTE staff in their teaching practice.

School counsellors from as far away as Adelaide and South Australian country towns were involved in CDU's Career Advisor's Information Day on Friday (March 16).

The normally calm grounds of the MSHR took on a carnival atmosphere on Friday (March 16) when journalist and five-time Logie winner Ray Martin launched a new hearing information service.

CDU's Community and Access has recently appointed Gillian Dadswell as manager of Learnlink.

CDU (Alice Springs Campus), in conjunction with the Northern Territory Government, recently hosted a luncheon for over 100 guests as a part of International Women's Day celebrations, Wednesday 6 March.

Louise Croft has commenced her role as Academic Liaison Officer at the Yulara campus of CDU.

Nominations are now being accepted for the Northern Territory Literary Awards 2007. Find out more...

ITMS are seeking your feedback on current and future telecommunication services you require. Find out more...

Valentine Arrey Besong says he has not had to endure too much of a culture shock in moving from his home town of Buea in the West African country of Cameroon to Darwin.

Test and develop your management skills and business knowledge with new online business game, 'Who wants to be a CEO?' - it's free, fun to play and there are big cash prizes to be won each month.

CDU launches its inaugural Awards for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning in 2007. Find out more...

Dr Alice Rumbold presents 'What do we know about individuals working in Indigenous health research? Exploring the characteristics of current and past researchers, and potential barriers and incentives to working in this field', on 19 March.

Belgian-born Elka Kelkhofs will present the next School of Creative Arts and Humanities artist's forum on Tuesday 13 March from 12.15pm to 1pm.

CDU's new Professor and Leader of the Teaching and Learning Development Group brings five years of experience working at the universities of Oxford and Warwick to her new post.

CDU will host the Northern Territory's inaugural Science and Engineering Challenge on its Alice Springs and Casuarina campuses in August.

Plans are under way for building of a new medical centre on the Casuarina campus of CDU after the private operators of the current medical surgery decided to close the existing practice on March 31.

Recent activities on Palmerston Campus include the opening of the training bakery. Find out more...

Susan Penfold, Executive Officer/Project Manager for the Graduate School for Health Practice leaves for New Delhi this week to take part in the 10th Commonwealth Study Conference hosted by the Confederation of Indian Industry.

Combining sport with study has just become a little easier for the elite athletes of the Northern Territory Institute of Sport.

The International Office welcomed over 160 new international students originating from over 39 different countries this semester.

A group of East Timorese soldiers have recently commenced studies with CDU as a part of a new initiative to bridge the educational gap between the Timorese and Australian education systems.

The CDU Research Panel has funding to allocate in 2007, on a competitive basis, to research infrastructure initiatives.

A year 11 and year 12 student at Centralian Senior Secondary College have worked out how to graduate from high school and at the same time gain qualifications toward their career choice of child care.

'Estranged tales', showing from 20-31 March, is the latest exhibition by Catriona Stanton.

CDU's Alumni has introduced a mentorship program aimed at fostering collaboration between past and present nursing students.

CDU Press is pleased to announce the recent addition of two new books to the collection.

Asriana Kebon's journey to CDU was one of professional necessity and one which has opened numerous doors for her career.

CDU's Casuarina Campus will host the Department of Foreign Affairs employer visit on 22 March.

You could be one of a million Australian students at 43 Australian universities to purchase Office Ultimate 2007 online. Find out more...

The School of Creative Arts and Humanities will present its first concert in the 2007 CDU Concert Series on Friday 23 March.

Stephen Garnett presents 'Keeping talent for treating Territory teeth - a pilot study of professional mobility', on Friday 16 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Scholarships for 2007 will close 9 March 2007. Apply for scholarships made available for 2007 before it's too late!

First-year business student Louis Ho is the winner of CDU's Orientation Day iPod.

Associate Professor David Cooper presents 'Recent disasters in our region, Australian Government donor response', on Monday 12 March from 12pm to 1pm.

Daniel Oades presents 'The Turtle and Dugong Project and the Bardi-Jawi Rangers', on Monday 12 March from 12pm to 1.30pm.

MSHR and the Australian Indigenous Health InfoNet will launch the Indigenous EarInfoNet Project on 16 March with special guest Ray Martin.

A leading project manager with experience in the nuclear industry will be a guest lecturer at CDU's Casuarina Campus on Thursday 8 March.

2007 full year and semester 1 parking permits are now available for purchase. Find out more...

New improved quality arrangements for vocational education and training will come into place in Australia from 1 July 2007.

New improved quality arrangements for vocational education and training will come into place in Australia from 1 July 2007.

Darwin businesswoman Penni Tastula will deliver the Alicia Johnson memorial lecture at the International Women's Day Colloquium at CDU on March 10.

Prints by Melville Island artists are being shown in one of Sydney's most reputable Indigenous art galleries this month.

Artist Hamad Khalaf will talk about his exhibition, 'Acts of War', currently showing at 24HRArt, on Tuesday 6 March from 12.15pm to 1pm.