We are pleased to announce that Charles Sturt University is transitioning to Qualtrics as the preferred survey tool for researchers by end 2024.
Staff and HDR candidates will be able to register for a new account and access Qualtrics using single-sign-on to create online surveys for research purposes.
HDR candidates will be able to register for a new Qualtrics account with their supervisor’s approval using an online form, and then access their account using single-sign-on. Read more
Resources
RU OK Day is on Thursday, 12th September.
It’s a timely reminder of our shared responsibility to support each other and foster a safe and supportive environment for all our staff and students.
RUOK Day encourages us to check in with those around us, offering a simple yet powerful opportunity to make a difference.
At Charles Sturt, we are committed to your wellbeing, providing a range of holistic support options:
Mental health resources – a collection of self-help information and resources
Counselling and wellbeing services – including one-on-one confidential consultations Read more
Register Now for the 2024 Faculty of Business, Justice and Behavioural Sciences HDR Conference
2024 FOBJBS HDR Conference: 4 to 5 November 2024
Recognising the achievements and developing research capabilities of HDR students!
We extend a special invitation to all Higher Degree Research students and supervisors to join us at an exciting conference focused on HDR student achievements.
This conference is designed exclusively for you, providing a platform to explore the transformative landscape, connect with ground-breaking ideas, and shape your career toward a remarkable future. Engage with esteemed keynote speakers, collaborate with your peers and research support teams, and showcase your exceptional projects.
Together, let’s embark on an inspiring journey that celebrates the limitless potential of higher degree research in this ever-evolving world.
Registration Closes: Sunday, 20th October 2024 REGISTER HERE
Listening to your voice
2024 Helping you to get great outcomes from your Higher Degree by Research and to have a rewarding and enriching experience at Charles Sturt is central to the work of the Graduate Research team.
Hearing feedback from you, our students, about that experience is important to us. We love to hear when we get things right for you but equally important to us is hearing how we can do things better.
One of the ways we do this is with our annual Graduate Research Experience Survey (GRES). The GRES is offered to all enrolled HDR candidates in late October each year and asks for your feedback about a range of key areas related to your HDR program. GO TO THE SURVEY
Explore our enhanced Research Hub
As Australia’s leading regional university, we are dedicated to advancing the careers of our students, fostering research excellence, and driving regional outcomes with global impact. In alignment with these goals, we are proud to announce the upcoming launch of our new external facing website known as the ‘Research Hub‘
The Research Hub is designed to boost visibility, champion research excellence, and foster a culture of innovation and collaboration. Our commitment to making a difference can be seen in everything we do, from conducting impactful research and forming strategic collaborations to advancing sustainability initiatives and enhancing the student experience. Read more
DocFest 2024 – that’s a wrap
Once again, our annual DocFest Graduate Research online conference has been a hit with lots of great feedback about both the quality and content of the program.
The stars of the week were our fabulous HDR candidates who inspired us with their research, joined discussion panels, moderated sessions and gave their time to attend and support their peers. Read more
New Graduate Research Candidate Guide
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.
Ever heard of Country Universities Centres (CUC’s)?
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:
- highspeed internet access,
- printing, and
- academic support.
The support is free and accessible from 7am til midnight, with some Center’s being accessible 24 hours a day.