Thanks to her BMA Community Scholarship, Rebecca Crichton hopes to return to Dysart to work as a fully-fledged teacher once she completes her Bachelor of Learning Management (Primary Education) on CQUniversity Mackay Campus..

Two students have thanked the Rotary Club of Mackay North after receiving a scholarship to further their educational journey at CQUniversity Mackay..

Mikaela Richardson may have some fun with goat racing each year but she's also serious about making the most of her studies as a BMA Community Scholarship holder..

CQUniversity's Professor Pierre Viljoen has presented at the Global Universities Network for Innovation's (GUNi) 6^th International Conference on Higher Education in Barcelona, Spain, this week (May 13-15).

Professor Viljoen, who is the Pro Vice-Chancellor (Community & Engagement) and Head of Mackay Campus, presented his paper ‘Engaging with communities - an empowerment approach to university-community engagement.

Business student Yan Jue Zhang, or Phillip as he prefers to be known in Australia, was one of two Campus Director's Award winners recognised during the recent CQUniversity graduation ceremony in Melbourne.

Phillip left Guangzhou in China nine years ago to live with his aunt based in Australia.

The Health Collaborative Research Network (Health CRN) has announced prestigious PhD scholarships for Hayley Etherton, based at CQUniversity's Appleton Institute in Adelaide, and Belinda Goodwin, enrolled at Bundaberg Campus..

Aussie property buyers have been warned not to play fast and loose with the ‘subject to finance' clause in contracts, following a recent court decision.

Associate Professor Kristy Richardson from CQUniversity's Property programs says the ‘subject to finance' clause is not a clause of the contract that can be taken lightly or used as a ‘get out of jail free card'.

Growing up in the small town of Moranbah, Matthew McKenzie had a natural affinity with mining communities even before he began a Bachelor of Engineering (Co-Op) and Diploma of Professional Practice (Engineering).

"In particular, the co-op program stood out from the other courses due to its practical coursework and the chance to complete a work placement with world-renowned companies," Matthew said.

CQUniversity is continuing its national leadership for international tourism and hospitality volunteer projects sponsored by the Australian Government.

The University's Tourism and Hospitality program has led a new ‘Australian Partner Organisation' (APO) relationship - the Australian Volunteers for International Development - funded by the Australian Agency for International Development (AusAID).