The Office of Graduate Research is pleased to advise that our new Graduate Research Candidate Guide is now available.
The Guide will be a companion and source of vital information as you navigate your Graduate Research journey.
The Guide has been developed using a co-design process that has included staff from Graduate Research and Researcher Development, Student Support Services, Faculty Sub-Deans (Graduate Studies), Charles Sturt Supervisors and Charles Sturt candidates.
And there’s some great prize money to be won!
To find out more and how to register visit our website.
Charles Sturt’s annual virtual Graduate Research conference returns again in 2024!
This year’s theme is Navigating the Research Landscape.
Navigating a research degree is often likened to embarking on a challenging journey. Researchers must plan their milestones, have clear timelines and objectives, and know where to get the resources and support they need.
They must also be able to adapt to change, embrace emerging technologies and methodologies and the ever-evolving research landscape.
In 2024, DocFest will visit all of this and more, with a program of inspiring keynote speakers, topical expert discussion panels, papers and e-posters, and an intensive publishing workshop.
Looking for a change of scenery or some study resources?
Country Universities Centres are there for you!
Charles Sturt is supporting students in regional areas through developing partnerships with 13 Country University Centre’s across Australia. CUCs offer university standard spaces for you to focus and achieve your learning potential.
The facilities offer:
The support is free and accessible from 7am til midnight, with some Center’s being accessible 24 hours a day.
There are a number of internal funding schemes to assist HDR students with research costs.
The HDR Support Scheme is supported via Research Investment Funds for currently enrolled HDR students with funding of up to $1,500.00 per application available.
Visit the Internal funding opportunities webpage to see a full list of the support available and the application guidelines and forms for each one.
Each issue we welcome new Graduate Research candidates and acknowledge the achievements of our current students.
Welcome to the following new candidates.
We wish them every success as they begin their research journey and look forward to hearing about their research and achievements along the way.
Faculty of Arts and Education
Suzanne Garrett
Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Science
Gideon Gouws
Thomas Kazan
Faculty of Science and Health
Keira Brown
Georgia Kennedy
Hakizimana Protais
Stella Lee
Kristina Maximous
Chloe Betts