The journey to pulling on a cap and gown was long and full of hurdles but worth every minute for Charles Darwin University (CDU) graduate Imogene Briston.
Larrakia woman Imogene is graduating from CDU with a Bachelor of Laws this week. She’s one of 95 First Nations people receiving a qualification this semester.
The slums in the global south hold the key to building circular cities in other developing countries, according to Charles Darwin University (CDU) researchers.
Slums, a term used to describe informal settlements within cities with mostly insecure land tenure, and inadequate access to safe water, sanitation and housing, are often perceived to carry significant societal, environmental, and other costs.
Researchers have found users need to be included more in the development of suicide prevention technology, following a review with Charles Darwin University (CDU).
Codesign of Digital Health Tools for Suicide Prevention: A Scoping Review by CDU and the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom examined the extent codesign and experts-by-experience were used in the development of suicide prevention technology.
A Charles Darwin University (CDU) student with a background in graphic design is using her skills to give back to the community, volunteering behind-the-scenes at a local and well-loved radio station.
Yuanmo (Amy) Hu is currently pursuing a Master of Arts, but an opportunity at Territory FM became an avenue for her to marry passion and profession.
Charles Darwin University has announced the appointment of the Hon Vicki O’Halloran AO CVO to the role of Director of Advancement and Community Connections.
Making the announcement, Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Scott Bowman AO praised Vicki’s outstanding credentials and enduring commitment to the Northern Territory.
Students have participated in the Natural Resources and Indigenous Livelihoods intensive exploring the synergies between natural resource-based enterprise development and Indigenous Livelihoods.
Eleven students including those who are in the third year of their degree or doing masters coursework as well as professional government participants took part in the intensive based in Darwin.
A multi-national research team from Indonesia, Australia, and the United States, are hunting to find the home of one of the world’s most endangered fish, the Clown Wedgefish, a fish so elusive that it has only ever been recorded at fish markets.